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Terrific Tulla: Terrific Tulla is an exciting prospect for someone to race and then go on and bred with, a last start winner at Wagga this mare had been knocking on the door and is now ready to go on with it. Not...
Arpeggio: Beautiful, strong and very sound race mare here with potent Victorian form. Lightly raced and back in from a spell ready to resume. This mare is well bred and a genuine competitor. Placed in a grade...
One More Zero: This athletic type can produce a scintillating finish on his day which was shown at Scone 3 starts ago when he won running away by 3 Lengths over the 1600m. This geldings ability is heaps better then...
Unnamed: Weanling filly by Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent...
Unnamed: Well put together son of Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time...
Unnamed: Good looking Filly by Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent...
Unnamed: Filly by Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent Witness, Good...
Unnamed: A cracking colt by Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent...
Unnamed: This filly is by Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent...
Unnamed: Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent Witness, Good Ba Ba,...
Unnamed: Floral Pegasus, a born and bred Australian that raced with a cult following at the elite level in Hong Kong where he defeated some of the world’s greatest at the time Silent Witness, Good Ba Ba,...
English Raja: English Raja is a daughter of Devaraja and a sister to Group 3 winner Raja Lane. Devarajan is the sire of a touch under 150 winners and the dam sire of 34 winners including Stakes winners Dinkum...
Unnamed: Strong handsome colt very correct and very confident in himself. Very nice mover from a very good black type family.
Ithilien Lass: Lovely strong young mare in foal to Myboycharlie. She is a wonderful mum with a kind nature and very correct. She has a half that has won in Hong Kong and has plenty of black type on her page. She is...
Bellasconi: Attractive Magnus broodmare prospect out of a Stakes producing Bluebird mare. Magnus, the leading young sire of Victoria. A Group 1 winning son of leading broodmare sire Flying Spur out of...
Ripper Nipper: This strongly built 2yo is currently in full work and has his whole career ahead of him. He has run some nice races without winning but I will be very surprised if he is NOT in the winning stalls...
Fountains: This beautifully bred Daughter of EXCEED AND EXCEL has really come into her own. She ran the most amazing race last start at WYONG, never once getting on the track and sitting 6, 7 WIDE the entire...
She's a Hussy: First season sire MYBOYCHARLIE has had to date 4 individual winners (from 14 runners) and moves to 4th spot behind REAL SAGA, SEBRING & NORTHERN METEOR. Vinery Stud announce his service fee for 2013...
Cala Millor: A 2 year-old by Purrealist, a son of Tale of the Cat a Group 3 winner at 2, and a half-brother to Racing To Win. His 2nd crop have commenced racing and he is already the sire of stakes-placed...
La Regale: La Regale is an 11yo daughter of Champion sire Zabeel from a hugely successful female family and in foal to Danehill's Champion racehorse son, Dylan Thomas. Zabeel is a leading sire in every sense of...
De la Soul: This STUNNING, well bred 4yo son of ELUSIVE QUALITY is very nicely performed. He is a wet track specialist WINNING and PLACING from SLOW TO HEAVY in SYDNEY METRO but he has also raced well on a GOOD...
Survival Miss: Nice Strong Well Built Type, 3yo Chestnut Filly 15.3 Hands. Lightly raced Victorian maiden galloper who has always raced in the strongest P1 company. Placed at Sale over 1100m and has been only 4 to...
Unnamed: So much of training a racehorse is a process of trial and error. Each individual has their own traits and needs, responding more positively to a certain amount of work, at certain ages and stages of...
Evert: Originally selected at the yearling sales by Gai Waterhouse, Evert (by Belong To Me) was a city winner of three races. The first of her progeny to race is 'Advantage Norman' (raced by us) who has won...
Cha Cha Chestnut: Young Elusive Quality broodmare out of a Rainbow Quest daughter of a Champion. Elusive Quality is making plenty of noise in Australia at the moment as a broodmare sire. His grand daughter Guelph is...
Domybest: Domybest is a young daughter of Show A Heart out of a twice winning well related Octagonal mare, Heptathlon. Making her 100% free of Danehill blood. Show A Heart had produced 13 winners to date as a...
Selecting: SELECTING is be offered for sale as a Racing and Breeding Prospect . SELECTING was a $120,000 yearling. See images. . She is by a very successful sire in CHOISIR - sire of over 50 SW's to date inc....
Unnamed: DETAILS O’REILLY is a proven sire in vintage form. Heralded in NZ for years he’s really done the job in Aust this season producing the NEWMARKET (1200m) winner SHAMEXPRESS and then topping it off...
Karvelas: They dont get much better looking then this STUNNING 4yo Gelding! He is very lightly raced, and raced very consistently on a change of stable last prep, he WON at KEMPSEY over 1600ms LEADING ALL THE...
Dubai Me Roses: Lovely 5YO mare by Cape Cross, a terrific broodmare sire who already has close to 150 individual winners and 11 stakes winners including the international Group 1 Winner Serious Attitude (England)...
Velvety: Very quite mare due to foal in late August easy to catch and lead has produced some very nice foals. Currently surplus to existing requirements; can be inspected in Tamworth
Unnamed: Broken-in and pre-trained ready to go on with Currently surplus to requirements, no vices, easy to catch, float and a good eater
Ocean Hawk: Lovely type chestnut mare 16.2 empty and ready to go for upcoming breeding season, surplus to current requirements
Unnamed: *** FIRST WINNER FOR BON HOFFA*** By Group 1 winner of the MRC Sir Rupert Clarke S., G1, Bon Hoffa. His oldest progeny are just 2yo's and he has had 1 runner for a very unlucky 2nd in a photo finish....
Unnamed: By Delzao, Encosta De Lago's son known best for his placing behind Champion Lonhro in the Australian Cup. Delzao has sired 38 winners to date from limited progeny to race. This filly comes from a...
Mouhra: A lovely broodmare, very well natured with solid quarters. Unraced with three foals out of Moscow Ballet, Purrealist and Henny Hughes. Not served in the 2012 season. She has a good pedigree being out...
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Shopping Spree: Beautiful black Success Express mare with a good breeding record, Has had some cracking foal, In foal to Fastnet Rocks son STRYKER, This mare has had some very good results in the sales ring and the...
Unnamed: From a black type family, nice type of colt. Closely related to " INVEST"
Unnamed: This colt is out of a Danzero mare (Monsoon Smytzer)who has 4 to race for 3 winners , this colt really catches the eye he's a good size and bone with plenty of leg under him, will grow out into a...
Storm Spray: Big Stravinsky mare empty ready for serving this season. She has a pedigree that is easy to find a stallion to suit. She foaled this past season without any issues and was a great mother. This mare...
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Unnamed: Athletic yearling filly by Husson, approx. 15.2 hh
Hidden Spirit: Hidden Spirit is a lovely 3YO filly by up and coming sire Casino Prince, not only on a physical level does she excel but on commercial level she will attract a lot of attention. Hidden Spirit has...
Floral Pegasus
Manner Hill
Unnamed: From the first crop of Street Cry's Group winning USA bred son GLOBETROTTER from a mare who was a Group winner herslf and is by the immortal Danehill this magnificent filly is superbly built and...
Flower of Youth: *** One Rar placed in Singapore - 15/6/13*** A 2yo son of Dane Shadow, Australia's most under rated sire. Dane Shadow has sired over 135 winners, 62% winners to runners and the sire of 3 Group 1...
Unnamed Tried horse: This cracking type has done his racing in NZ and has proven he can gallop. He has had only 5 starts for 1 Win & 2 Placings and looks certain to come back even better as a 3yo after a long 2yo...
Over: Over is a sound and fertile 17YO stallion with a lovely temperament. He won the G1 Doncaster beating the great Sunline as well as the Group 2 Sandown Guineas and Group 3 Carbine Club Stakes. At stud,...
Big Brown
Congrats
Dubleo
Excites
More Than Ready
Mossman
Myboycharlie
Onemorenomore
Pluck
Testa Rossa
Only Way is Up: Only Way Is Up Quest for Fame X Strip ,Broodmare, 2007,16hh Infoal To Successful Tale Of the Cat Son and First Season Sire ------TRUSTING ------ ($16500 -2012 Service Fee) (Tale of the Cat x Legible)...
Lady Chorister: Lady Chorister is for sale due to a change in direction for her owners. She is a lovely well put together mare who has no prblem conceiving and is a good mother.
Unnamed Syndication/shares: Owners required for a filly by the terrific young Darley stallion Von Costa De Hero out of the fine producer Gur. Von Costa De Hero was a $1.2 million yearling himself before Darley bought him as a...
Split the Scene: 4 times winning, City winning Scenic mare out of a Stakes producing At Talaq mare. Her half sister is 10 times winning Jeune mare Kia Ora Miss, winner of the WATC Belmont Oaks, L. Scenic, a Group 1...
Unnamed: MANHATTAN RAIN – MERMAID ISLAND (IRE) 2011 bay filly A good looking filly by a new “young gun” sire who looks destined for great things. THE SIRE First season sire MANHATTAN RAIN is not only...
Unnamed: Strong, excellent doing filly who has had a couple of rides before a stone bruise halted her education. Spelled and ready to start again. Sensible. Priced to allow for visual scarring on the hind leg...
Unnamed: Strong filly with a 2yo pedigree. Broken in, spelled and ready to go to the track for further education. Great doing athletic filly slightly turned out in off front leg (photo supplied). Very...
Unnamed: 2yo Filly by Danehill's 5 times winning multiple Stakes winning son Prince Arthur. Prince Arthur won from 1400-2400m and his wins included the AJC Australia Day Cup,L and the STC Frank Underwood...
Americain
Equiano
Master of Design
Kaphero
Host
Bianconi
Dash for Cash
Noondie: NOONDIE is a winner over 1200m at Seymour. She was also placed at Geelong (1000m), Werribee (1115m) and Gawler (1209m) . She is by not only one of Australia's best sires in the past ten years, but...
Assertive Belle: Assertive Belle is a city producing daughter of Danzig's Breeders' Cup Mile winner Lure, the dam sire of Stakes winners Centennial, Persuasive Paul, Assertive Eagle, Siren's Song, Impressive Eagle,...
Paniz: PANIZ is a winner at 1300m and placed once in only 3 starts . She is by TALE OF THE CAT sire FALKIRK. His % of stakes horses to runners is presently running at a very high 10.5% . Half sister to...
Oratrice: ORATRICE is a Metropolitan winner of 2 races at 1400m and 1600m. She was also 4th in the Listed WATC Aquanita Stakes (1800m) to PLAYING GOD . She is by leading WA sire ORATORIO (AUS) . Half sister to...
THOMAS THE TANK: By sensational sire DYLAN THOMAS, A 6 time GROUP 1 WINNER, & leading 3rd crop sire in 2012 Out of a GIANT’S CAUSEWAY mare, Irish Echo and is the dam of 2 foals her first foal being a 3YO This is a...
Newstart: This good looking Son of RESET has placed 6 times from 1200m to 1900ms in SYDNEY and QLD PROVINCIAL Tracks! Last prep he had 2 x 2nds a 3rd and a 4th at EAGLE FARM, IPSWICH, SUNSHINE COAST and GOLD...
Lisska: This pretty girl has only had 13 starts! She has WON and PLACED at QUEANBEYAN over 900ms and 1100ms in both very strong form races. In the majority of her races she has been consistent in a region in...
Miss Peligrosa: 6Y0 Dangerous mare bred on a 4 X 5 cross of her fifth dam, the mighty EIGHT CARAT. Has produced two ripping fillies by Bramshaw and is again in foal to him. Miss Peligrosa is for lease to a good home...
Canford Cliffs
Monsieur John: This STUNNING 3yo 17hh Gelding, is a model of consistency! In his 7 Starts this prep he has had 5 top FIVE finishes WINNING over 1500ms at MUSWELLBROOK on a GOOD Track, running 2nd last start on the...
Lissom Express: Lissom Express is a beautiful grey broodmare, well cared for and in excellent condition. She is out of the outstanding New Zealand sire Diamond Express by Success Express x Tudor Light. One of...
Suvarna: Sound mare currently in work,lightly raced.30 starts 7 wins(1000-1100)2seconds,3thirds City placed at Moonee Valley 3times(955). Would suit ongoing racing and breeding . Trainer retiring. Vet checks...
Unnamed: This is a sensational looking colt growing in all the correct proportions currently 8 months old weanling. NOTHING TO LOSE (USA) was a 16.2 HH Bay Stallion won over US$1million prizemoney in 15...
Fill the Fridge: This STUNNING Mare is very well performed down in VICTORIA. She has WON and PLACED from 1200m to 1400ms 7 times predominantly in VICTORIAS PROVINCIAL Circuit! This prep she has had 4 4ths, at...
Elvstroem
Turffontein
Miyazaki Grace: A lovely attractive strong ,roomy Last Tycoon mare . produces good types that can run. Emtpy, ready for an early cover. The photo is her 2011 Turffontien Colt , sold at MM Adelaide in March this yr.
Pure Theatre
Canny Show
Dixie Prospect
Unnamed: Court Command/Show A Heart filly. Very tall, well bred, rising 2 y/o filly of quality, sired by the first season champion sire and multiple group winning sprinter in Court Command and from an unraced...
Madame Zara: Watch her Race replays and judge for yourself. Her 2 race starts from gates 14 and 11 she has raced on closer than 4 wide in two starts. Last raced on 11/6/13 finishing a close 4th Pedigree She is...
Count Albrecht
Unnamed: Heres your chance to purchase a strong filly by one of the hottest sires this season, Not a Single Doubt. This filly is half to 3 winners including the smart 6x winning filly Imeldamay. She is a...
Unnamed: This Filly is by Silver Slipper (Group 2) winner Domesday - who is the Sire of 112 runners and 57 winners, 5 Stakes Winners including Pressday (BRC TJ Smith Classic, Group 1) and multiple Stakes...
Beaut Lae: This stunning FILLY is very nicely bred. Full sister of 3 WINNERS, she has several very good runs.... She has ran 4th at HAWKESBURY to the METRO winning GIBRALTAR'S GEM and 4th at GOULBURN to the...
Sheboom: Sheboom is a big strong mare who is good to handle and float etc. Her Real Saga filly is being retained by the breeder and her 2yo is being broken in at present. Sheboom is sold empty and ready for...
Variously: Variously is a big strong mare who is a half sister to the champion racehorse Pompeii Ruler. She has a Magnus and an Elvstroem coming through for her and is empty so ready for an early service.
Ellusive Look
Snippersnapper: This GOOD LOOKING SNIPPETSON 4yo has only had 14 starts! She has 2 WINS and 3 PLACINGS under her belt from 1200m to 1450ms. The form around her WINS and PLACINGS have been up against good, tough,...
Platinum Quest: Good sort of a race mare here who has only raced in strong provincial or superior county areas.A drop in class will see her return to the winners list.Enormous run last start and should have won.Well...
Luvya Babe: THE ATTACHED PHOTO IS OF "LUVYABABE'S" 2011 YEARLING COLT BY 'WANTED' YOU CAN SEE WHAT AN OUTSTANDING TYPE OF FOAL SHE THROWS "LUVYA BABE" IS A TWO TIME WINNING MARE FROM 1200-1300 MTS AND WAS CITY...
Albakirkee: Big, rangy type. 10:0-2-0 NZ$$4,125. Six top 5 finishes at a decent level. Can be hard to line up he NZ form but probably comparable to midweek Adelaide and Brisbane form. Has raced on all track...
Tycoon Diva
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Al Salwa
O'Darl: O'Darl is a quality broodmare out of the outstanding sire Octagonal. Originally bred by Woodlands Stud, she is an excellent type, well cared for and in top condition. O'Darl has thrown impressive...
Goddess of Love: GODDESS OF LOVE is a winner on the racetrack and has produced winning progeny. Her previous Yearling by the exciting young stallion ONEMORENOMORE reached $45,000 at auction (Lot#596 MM2013) before...
Miss Simes
Unnamed Yearling: Amy is a well handled unbroken Cape North filly. She is rising 3 years old She is from an outstanding race family with her dam being closely related to the great Singapore sprinter ROCKET MAN . Her...
Curley Sue: LIGHTLY RACED AND SHOWED GOOD ABILITY BEFORE INJURY. 5 COMPLETED STARTS FOR 2 SECONDS, 1 THIRD AND 2 FOURTHS OFTEN WITH NO LUCK IN STRONG VICTORIAN PROVINCIAL CIRCUIT. GOOD LOOKING EXCELLENT TYPE OF...
Glitz: Glitz is a racy filly by Choisir out of New Style, a Stakes producing Snippets mare. Choisir is obviously a sire that needs no introduction, sire of over 620 winners, 53 Stakes winners, leading sire...
Unnamed: 2yo Filly by Trotamondo a handy breed to race sire, out of a speedy 4 times winning mare. Her grand dam is Milan, a Snippets mare that has produced 4 winners from 4 runners including 10 times winner...
Unnamed: Attractive, good moving filly by Any Given Saturday out of well related mare Naughty Girl. Any Given Saturday is the sire of over 110 winners and 9 Stakes winners. His top Southern Hemisphere progeny...
Unnamed: Good looking son of Written Tycoon out of a Hussonet mare. Written Tycoon, Leading First Season sire, sire of over 60 winners to date, Sire of Group 2 winner Howmuchdoyouloveme, Stakes winners Thump...
Unnamed: Good looking filly by Written Tycoon from a very well related Grand Lodge mare. Written Tycoon, Leading First Season sire, sire of over 60 winners to date, Sire of Group 2 winner Howmuchdoyouloveme,...
Unnamed: Attractive filly by Encosta De Lago's Stakes winning and producing son Lago Delight out of a multiple winning Rory's Jester mare. Lago Delight an undefeated 2yo and Stakes winning 3yo. He has sired...
Time Atilla: Attractive Umatilla broodmare, from the Mr Prospector sireline and free of Danehill and Danzig blood. This mare has two good looking foals to race for her as you will see from the photos of her...
Unnamed: Great opportunity to buy a good looking well related Blevic filly. Blevic was and still is a wonderful sire, producing winner after winner, he is the sire over 350 winners and 25 Stakes winners to...
Decanter
Sirius Slew
Tiger Troubles: 16h 4 year old Mare. 12 starts 1:2:0 Won maiden at Wodonga oer 1100 Beaten a lip at Gawela over 1250, with an unlucky run from a bad barrier Top runs at tracks such as Seymour, Ballarat & Bendigo...
Red Gauntlet: Red Gauntlet was a speedy racemare and comes from a solid Speed Family.In foal to the hottest young Stallion in Australia in Northern Meteor.She has a cracking 2yo half brother By Northern Meteor in...
Reena: Won and placed twice at Victorian Provincials from only six starts. Talented mare, physically sound and in full work. Beautiful mover, in the right hands could be competitive in midweeks on Southern...
Unnamed: HERE IS A VERY NICE WEANLING FILLY BY A STALLION DOING A VERY GOOD JOB AT STUD "KING OF PRUSSIA" HER DAM "ILGATTO" IS 16.3H. SHE WAS PLACED FROM A LIMITED NUMBER OF STARTS THIS FILLY IS WELL GROWN...
Unnamed: 2yo Danasinga filly ready to go on with. She is fully broken in and has been through the stables on one occasion. She is out of winning Brief Truce mare All Is Quiet, who is the dam of 7 times winner...
Unnamed: 2yo Filly by Murphy's Blu Boy, sire of 42 winners including Stakes placegetter Tomboy, out of a Keltrice mare. Her grand dam is a multiple city winning Snippets mare that produced 4 winners. She...
Unnamed: Attractive Shaft filly out of a 5 times winning Clang mare. She is the first foal of Clangity Jane, a half sister to Stakes placed 5 times winner Varicool. She is from a running family that gets back...
Dances: 4yo daughter of Australia's best value sire, Snippetson. She is out of Vestris, dam of City placegetter Rameau (4 wins). Her female family is full of winners and gets back to Golden Slipper and...
Jendrick: Multiple winning Storm Cat line broodmare prospect. Jendrick is a half sister to two winners, Jefferson Park (By DREAM BALLAD) and the Walcha Cup winner Mt Rainier. A perfect breed to race family, as...
Jessica: Broodmare by Keltrice out of a 4 times winning Snippets mare. Keltrice is the dam sire of Over 170 winners that includes 11 Stakes winners and Snippets obviously needs no introduction as a broodmare...
Noella: Broodmare by Spinning World out of a 4 times winning Snippets mare. Spinning World is the dam sire of Stakes winners California Memory, Dakota Phone, So Pristine, etc and Snippets obviously needs no...
Trussardi: Good looking Octagonal mare out of a winning Brief Truce mare. She is a half sister to 7 times winner and city placegetter Notforpublication and is also a sister to Marcel. Her female family is full...
Unnamed: Buying yearlings is highly speculative…Blind Freddy could tell you that. Knowledge of pedigrees, what physical specimens are more likely to make racehorses and from which farms they’re reared,...
Sunshine Lad: Lightly raced and talented gelding who is in form and sound.Do not underestimate the North Qld form as these days it is very strong.Sunshine is a nice cut of a horse who has many wins left in him and...
Characterise: Reduced for quick sale. She will retained to breed with if not sold.
Unnamed: Unbroken Yearling colt by Mastercraftsman out of Moonstrummer. Mastercraftsman has recently become the first of this years European freshman sires to record a Stakes winner (Pablosky winner of Rome...
Unnamed: Outstanding yearling colt by Duporth, the Group 1 Winning son of Red Ransom. The first crop of Duporth's were sold this year and have been very popular with buyers, selling up to 200k in the ring....
Unnamed: FOR SALE this lovely weanling colt by ZUPAONE from the 8 time winning mare CENTURY HILL. Sire Zupaone (inbred 3x4 to one of the worlds greatest modern influences 'Mr Prospector') was a Group 3...
Alleviate: Alleviate is a 16h 545 kg stunning looking, strong front running mare.We have had her for 4 starts,with her best form being when she is on the pace, the instruction has been to lead, the only time...
Azahi: Loverly filly broken in and had one prep. She was a late foal and has had time to grow and mature into a stong filly standing aprox 15.3hh. She had a trial at the end of her prep but missed the start...
Bella Strega: Stunning big mare,aprox 16.2hh, structually correct and breeds beautiful foals.Her last "Court of Jewels" yearling sold for $20K and weanling for $13k. Her first foal is a 2X winner and next two...
Tayashi Girl: Talented mare that won 3 city meets,2 2nd's and 1 3rd from only 9 starts. Great type by the consistant stallion Tayasu Tsuyoshi (JPN) Aprox 16hh, great conformation, easy to handle or breed. Left...
Sontay Belle: Classy young broodmare that breeds stunning, correct foals,Her last Yearling sold for $32,000. Perfect conformation, aprox 15.1hh, classy pedigree, great looking mare. Easy to handle and breed. Left...
Aperta: This very sound 16hh gelding is now for sale. He is the kind of horse that would really suit Northern QLD or Darwin. He is not quite good enough for the Victorian provincial circuit. Inspections are...
Husson Spirit: Husson Spirit is either a racing or breeding proposition. She is a very nice type ($120,000 as a yearling -see yearling photo). She has a nice pedigree with relatives being bred to top commercial...
Star Hit: Star Hit—Quality mare winner 6 races inc. Stake race and Gr 3 placed twice for stakes in excess of $119,000 Dam of 4 to race all winners including the stakes placed Zodiac Queen 6 wins $159,000...
Moderna: A daughter of Arena (Son of Danehill ) sire of 10 stakes winners and an emerging broodmare sire Moderna is a sister to Passport a winner of over $260,000 in Sydney, a half to the stakes placed...
Unnamed: A half sister to 3 winners inc. Notevenow winner of 9 including 2 in Brisbane and stakes of $240,000 the half brother by Red Arrow sold at MMGC in January 2013 to Gerald Ryan for $42,500 Whilst not...
Lokatem: Lokatem has had 7 top five finishes from her 13 starts. Suited to weaker racing than the strong Victorian-TAB meetings. Honest, onpace runner, very quite to handle, with plenty more racing left in...
Unnamed: Outstanding filly by the top class sire in Magic Albert, sire of 16 Stakes winners including G1 Winners Albert the Fat, Ilovethiscity and Magic Cape! This filly is a 1/2 sister to 3 winners including...
Magic Pearl: Won 9 races 850m t0 1500m Class Record maiden win at Toowoomba Always gave 100% on the track Tough as nails but very easy to handle Will make a great mum Sired by MAGIC ALBERT and in foal to RAHEEB -...
Santa Aurelia: Santa Aurelia is an attractive brown well bred mare by top broodmare sire Canny Lad, and also a full sister to stakes placed getter Cannyopera, and out of a stakesplaced mare. She has been well mated...
Longroadhome: Wonderful Lohnro mare up for sale - rare opportunity to add this champion bloodline to your portfolio in the form of a young and healthy broodmare with plenty of breeding years ahead! Longroadhome...
Unnamed: Outstanding De Beers colt out of a 1/2 sister to the Stakes Winner Visual Displays and stakes placed Token of Honour and Scenes. He is also a grandson of the Group 3 Winner Princess Plume. He is by...
Perfect Cube: WOW Super Impressive Well Bred Athletic Type by "Octagonal", 4yo Bay or Brown Mare 16 hands. Very talented galloper who is already a city winner with excellent form lines. She is very consistent with...
Unnamed: This colt is by brilliant sprinter I Am Invincible – five wins at 1000, 1100 metres and $270,050 in prizemoney – Group III SAJC DC McKay Stakes, Listed MRC Sir John Monash Stakes and second to...
Thunder King
Stay and Play (NZ): Stay and Play (NZ) 2008 Bay filly by O'Reilly (NZ) x Danny's Daughter (NZ) 5:1-1-0 $12,500 Expressions of Interest Invited - NOW CLOSING 21st June 3 x 5% Shares @ $150 pcm for 6 months 0% Rental RVL...
Unnamed: Aussie Rules is the sire of 244 rnrs and 135 winners including Djumana. Lissom Express is out of Diamond Express, an outstanding sire by Success Express out of Tudor Light. "Romeo" has good...
Unnamed: 16hh / 500kg+. Nice,athletic type. Has been broken in and given several light preparations. Has passed a full MRA vet examination (xrays, scope etc, which is available on request) By Elusive City,...
Whangarei: Good type 3yo filly who won her maiden at Taree 2 runs back leading all the way over 1012 mtrs to win by 3.5 lens , the 2nd horse has since won at Cessnock confirming the form , and the 3rd horse has...
Dalakhani
Ambidexter
Good Journey
Reaan
Barely a Moment
De Beers
Super Kid
Shrewd Rhythm
Hussonet
Lyla: "LYLA" IS IN FOAL TO THE ONE OF THE MOST CONSISTENT STALLIONS IN AUSTRALIA "DANZERO" SHE IS DUE TO FOAL LATE AUGUST AND SHE COMES WITH A RECENT PREGNANCY CERTIFICATE. LYLA IS ALREADY THE DAM OF THE...
Unnamed Tried horse: If you are a serious buyer searching for a Metropolitan Class horse that has been racing against some of the best horses in the world, look no further. This outstanding type has won 2 of his last 3...
Red Sole: This dual purpose staying mare Red Sole is going as well as ever being placed on the 23rd of May 2013 over 2200m at Ballarat in a 0-68. She only missed over 2000m the start previous by a head,...
Gold Radiance: This mare has a lot of up side to her she is a nice looking, good natured, correct, easy foaling horse. She is by Made of Gold and is currently in foal to Swettenham Studs up and coming sire EQUIANO...
Ulterior: "ULTERIOR" IS A RIPPER MARE BY "OCTAGONAL" SHE IS A HALF SISTER TO THE GROUP ONE WINNER "BOOKED" AND SHE IS A HALF SISTER TO THE GROUP ONE PLACEGETTER AND WINNER OF NEARLY $800,000 "ARRESTED" HER...
Aliana: "ALIANA " IS A MELBOURNE CITY WINNER OVER 1000 METRES SHE IS IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG AMERICAN STALLION "MINT LANE" HE WAS A GROUP WINNER OVER 1600 MTS. HIS OLDEST PROGENY ARE YEARLINGS SHE IS DUE EARLY...
Marrakai: Great opportunity to purchase the full sister to Bianmick (9 wins, $280,000 winnings). Herself a race winner she is also a proven breeder and great mother, a lovely good strong mare ......
Hemingway
Oamaru Force
Colony: This GOOD LOOKING son of COMMANDS is very lightly raced!! In the 10 Starts he had with DARLEY he had 1 WIN - 2 x 2nds - 2 x 3rds - 2 x 4ths and a 5th!!! All his FORM has been around SYDNEY and...
Funny Falve: Half to two WINNERS, this STUNNING Daughter of FALVELON is out of the BELLOTTO Winning Mare: FUN FOR US who WON and PLACED 16 times in her 31 Starts! Her Dam has produced 3 horses to race - ALL...
Sigismund: This good looking, nicely bred GELDING has only had 1 start at BALLARAT in a $17500 race where he was not given the best run in racing and still running a good, solid race finishing with the highly...
Top Echelon
Runs to Win
Foxy Joan: FOXY JOAN IS AN IMPORTED MARE. SHE IS IN FOAL TO ONE OF THE BEST VALUED STALLIONS IN AUSTRALIA "SNIPPETSON" SHE COMES FROM AN EXCEPTIONAL BLACK TYPE FAMILY SHE IS OUT OF THE FOUR TIME STAKES WINNING...
Kisrak: A city winning mare, Kisrak is a pure speed horse. Her race form proves that, with a win and a fighting second at her last two starts and also with close finishes recently at Mooney Valley finishing...
Intergaze
Kooshi: Very nice Commands mare that is currently in foal to one of the hottest young sires in I Am Invincible. They have been extremely popular through the sales ring and sold up to 160k Unraced, she is out...
Unnamed: Impeccably bred , nice type of MAGNUS yearling filly from the immediate closeup family of SACRED KINGDOM. ( view video tribute to SACRED KINGDOM above ). Imagine her worth should she win a black type...
Unnamed: From a family of sprinters there is every reason why you would expect some early success from this colt. He is a most athletic individual with all the right credentials to make it as a racehorse, a...
Danish Puss: Dual City winning mare in foal to Blue Blood MASTER OF DESIGN with a cracking HARADASUN filly at foot DANISH PUSS is a quality young CITY winning mare, a triple winner who had a great turn of foot....
Unnamed: Very tall and athletic yearling colt for sale by Old Deuteronomy - now the sire of 11 individual winners in Australia! This colt is the 2nd foal out of a Fusaichi Pegasus mare that has already...
Falkor: Lightly raced son of Pendragon looking to race in the Country. His racing has been done on the Sydney provincial circuit and his owners have decided now is the time to move on. He has been in the...
Unnamed: Very nice 3YO geldingby the top class stallion in Ad Valorem. Sire of over 116 individual winners, he has also sired 10 stakes winners including Free Wheeling, Meliora, Pied A Terre as well as...
Unnamed: Outstanding 2YO colt by the top class stallion in Ad Valorem. Sire of over 116 individual winners, he has also sired 10 stakes winners including Free Wheeling, Meliora, Pied A Terre as well as...
Unnamed: Lovely yearling colt for sale by Old Deuteronomy - now the sire of 11 individual winners in Australia! This colt has been handled but unbroken. He is out of a winning sprinting Fusaichi Pegasus mare...
Space Diva: Space Diva is a very nice 5YO winning mare by Starcraft, sire of over 133 individual winners including 13 stakes winners. This mare is out of a Carnegie mare that is a 1/2 sister to the Group 2...
Danarich: Group 2 placed, city winning mare not in foal ready for coming season. Excellent breeding proposition.
Al's Dream: A gear change and new surroundings saw this boy come out and WIN in his last start over 1400ms in Country NSW. He has WON at QUEANBEYAN over 1460m and placed at at the MILE to well performed DUBAI...
Ally the Great: Ally the Great is in full work and was set to resume on Sat June 1 over 1612m at Kilmore but the races were abandoned, she will be resuming very soon. She is 100% sound and in good condition, has...
Magical Tales: Good Strong Well Built Type by "Tale of the Cat" Very talented galloper who is only lightly raced and was a very dominant winner 24th Feb over 1400m . Forced 6 Wide on the turn to race clear late to...
All Too Hard
Pendragon
Prince Arthur
Song and Dance: Lightly raced 4YO mare sound and if full work last start winner over 800m in fast time.
Unnamed: This cracking STRADA yearling filly is now available for sale. It is also listed in the upcoming Classic Winter Sale - Lot 164. STRADA is a well-performed son of DANEHILL (out of Group 1 winning mare...
Libbie Jean: Make an offer on this very athletic 3 year old filly has been in the paddock for well over 18 months now. Had two preps as a 2 year old and showed some ability before jarring up on the synthetic...
Unnamed: Very nice 3YO Filly by Host, sire of 22 individual winners including the Stakes Winner Phillippi and the Stakes Placed Hosting and Surprise Us! This filly is out of a Anabaa mare that is a daughter...
Unnamed: Big Strong Well Built Type by "Big Poppa Pump" (Group 1) Placed, 2yo Bay Filly who is now ready to race. "Big Poppa Pump" raced as early 2 year old in Victoria winning 3 races and finishing a very...
Eldoshar: IN FULL WORK is this good looking, consistent Gelding. Racing really well around the BRISBANE METRO and PROVINCIAL Circuits he is lightly raced having only had 17 Starts. 17 Starts - 1 Win - 3...
Unnamed: Our strategy when inspecting yearlings is to try and identify a dominant gene. In other words, is the individual more a physical manifestation of Mum and her family or is Dad’s side of the pedigree...
Harbour Watch
Mulaazem
Al Maher
Artie Schiller
Dream Ahead
Eavesdropper
Mutawaajid
Cajun Count: Magnificent horse screaming out for a dry track.The Count is the best looking horse going around and ticks every box.Truly a beautiful specimen in great order who is sound and right. He can also...
Queen of Aces: queen of aces is a 5 year old browm/bay mare in full race work only had the 5 starts been unluck with gates selling due to cant find races for her she need ground 1400m to 2000m is her go very fast...
Surf Candy: "SURF CANDY" IS A VERY NICE YOUNG MARE IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG NEW ZEALAND STALLION "KEANO" SHE COMES WITH A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE SHE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND HER TEMPERAMENT IS SPOT ON....
Dangerous Cocktail: "DANGEROUS COCKTAIL" IS A LOVELY YOUNG MARE. SHE IS THE HALF SISTER TO THREE WINNERS INCLUDING THE MULTIPLE STAKES WINNER "MISS CONDITION" DANGEROUS COCKTAIL COMES IN FOAL TO THE MUCH TALKED ABOUT...
Frilly Milly: "FRILLY MILLY" IS IN FOAL TO THE CONSISTENT PRODUCER OF WINNERS "OAMARU FORCE" SHE IS DUE LATE SEPTEMBER AND SHE HAS A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE FRILLY MILLY WAS A DUAL WINNER OVER 1300MTS AND A...
Estambella: "ESTAMBELLA" IS A YOUNG MARE IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG FASTNET ROCK STALLION "THE ROCK" SHE IS DUE TO FOAL MID SEPTEMBER AND SHE HAS A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE. SHE IS A HALF SISTER TO THE GROUP ONE,...
Label Rouge: 'LABEL ROUGE' IS YOUNG MARE BY THE CHAMPION STALLION "HUSSONET" SHE IS HEAVY IN FOAL TO THE CHATWOODS STALLION "RACERS EDGE" AND SHE HAS A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE SHE HAS AN UNRACED 2 Y.O...
Racers Eight: Racers Eight is a lovely 7 yr old mare by the evergreen Racers Edge. She is out of a well bred Umatilla mare and raced with the same toughness known to the breed. She is a 5 times winner and her...
Love a Beer: HERES A STUNNER LOVE A BEER HER DAM IS A FULL SISTER TO THE GREAT BOMMER BILL WINNER OF OVER $1.8 MILLION!!!AS WELL AS OTHER BLACK TYPE HORSES SHE IS A RIPPER TYPE BRED BY COOLMORE STUD!! PRICED TO...
Demanding Diva: LOVELY MARE BY COMMANDS SIRE OF OVER 623 WINNERS INCLUDING 55 STAKES WINNERS!! HER DAM IS IMPORTED MARE FIRST CELEBRATION (GB) KEEP IN MIND COMMANDS IS OUT OF A (GB) MARE AS WELL SO LOTS OF IMPORTED...
By the By: LAST START RANDWICK WINNER!!! You won't find a better type, Magnificent looking 4yo Bay Mare 16 Hands. Multiple Sydney Provincial Winning Sprinter. 13 Starts 4-1-0 $77,815 in stakes. WATCH VIDEO!...
Lucas Cranach
Unnamed: Lovely yearling filly by the Group 1 Winner Excellent Art. He has had over 100 individual winners world wide including 7 stakes winners! She is a half sister to two winners including the 5 x winner...
Animal Kingdom
Smart Missile
Exalted Mollie: Lovely big roomy bay mare from good winning family.
Hey There Delilah: Lovely and nice compact bay from good winning family.
Too Cluie: Lovely nice brown mare from winning family.
Just Meille: Lovely black mare with good winning family.
He's a Chance: He's A Chance would have to be one of the better Maidens on todays market. He has had 10 starts for 4 Thirds and has been recently racing at some of the tougher Provincial/Country Tracks in Australia...
Our Cash Lady: Fast and competitive filly who needs to develop a bit more to get the money.Give her time and she wins races in the class to suit.This lady has shown up in strong Victorian country grade and can...
Dawns Queen: Very nice mare that is currently in foal to Solo Flyer, a Group 2 Winner, he was also placed at Group 1 Level as a 2YO! This mare was a multiple city winner and comes from a family full of black type...
Brilliantes: Outstanding 2YO winning mare by Falvelon that is currently in foal to the stakes winner son of Flying Spur - Solo Flyer! A Group 2 Winner, he was also placed at Group 1 Level as a 2YO! This mare is a...
Tribal Dancer: Very nice mare that is currently in foal to Solo Flyer, a Group 2 Winner, he was also placed at Group 1 Level as a 2YO! This mare is a 1/2 sister to two winners and comes from a very good black type...
Striker Jack: This nicely bred 2yo is in full work and probably one month from trialling but the current owner is happy to move him on. At this stage of his career the owner believes the horse will make a more...
I'll Takemanhattan: Rated Qld 66. 26:4-5-2 $59,500. Nice, neat mare. Wins from 1200-1900m on all track surfaces. Doesn't put in many bad ones and always seems to win her race each prep. Probably reached her mark at...
Hayley's Thunder: This well related Thunder Gulch mare is great type who produces outstanding progeny. She is currently in foal to the precocious Duporth, and going by her previous offspring – this cross is going to...
Quench: Quench is a very nice 15.1hh winning mare by Dehere, an outstanding broodmare sire. He is the sire of the dams of 63 stakes winners including 7 Group 1 Winners such as Forensics (Golden Slipper),...
Courage to Dance: Tough mare who saluted last outing in a strong form race.Relishes heavy ground and also performs on top of it.Nice pedigree and cracking type.Versatile and race fit mares are hard to find and she is...
Morceli: Big strong maiden galloper here who has been back in work a fortnight.Only learnt what is all about first preparation and will move forward this campaign.One hundred per cent sound and can...
Johar's Beach: JOHARS BEACH IN AN IMPORTED MARE SHE WAS A WINNER OVER 1100 METRES. SHE COMES IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG GROUP TWO WINNING STALLION "FAMOUS ROMAN" SHE IS DUE TO FOAL MID OCTOBER AND SHE COMES WITH A RECENT...
Captain Bernie: From Sydney city winning mare, Chiarezza by (Fantastic Light), this 3yo well put together commodity. Failed at only start in wet, and may well suit firmer going or country racing. Well worth a look,...
Brown Eyed Miss: This lovely natured filly is lightly raced and has struck wet tracks at all her starts to date, which she did not appear to handle. Currently spelling. She is a well-related filly suitable for...
Neverending Story: NEVERENDING STORY IS IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG DARLEY FIRST SEASON STALLION "SKILLED" HIS 2013 SERVICE FEE IS $6,600. SHE COMES WITH A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE. NEVERENDING STORY IS A HALF SISTER TO 4...
Precocious Poet: PRECOCIOUS POET IS BY THE CHAMPION BROODMARE SIRE "CANNY LAD" SHE IS SAFETLY IN FOAL TO THE TWO TIME GROUP ONE WINNING STALLION "TURFONTEIN" HE STANDS AT BLUE GUM FARM VICTORIA AND HIS 2013 SERVICE...
Rubirest: RUBIREST IS A LOVELY BIG RUBITION MARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION RUBIREST IS DUE TO FOAL IN 10 WEEKS TO THE CONSISTANT PRODUCER OF WINNERS "ZARIZ" SHE IS DUE TO FOAL THE FIRST WEEK OF AUGUST AND COMES...
Tricky Squeeze: 4yo grand daughter of Encosta De Lago. Sound and fully matured she has just been broke in and is ready to commence pre-training. Her half brother Indulge (Jetball) has won over AUD $250 000 in...
Sidada: Genuine competitor with 17 first fives.Pay to overlook last run on heavy ground as he did not perform.On going not worse than a dead 5 this well bred gelding by Tycoon Ruler will quickly return to...
Unnamed: Outstanding 2YO filly by one of the best sires in the land in Testa Rossa. He is the sire of 46 stakes winners and once again has cracked over 100 individual winners for the current season as well as...
Unnamed Syndication/shares: First season stallions are a punt. The racing world is awash with opinion and propaganda but no one knows how the freshman’s stock is going to perform on the racetrack. And given the considerable...
Bella Style: This mare sold but I have 8 others for sale some out of imported mares by sires including commands, rubiton, o riley and other top sires...
Arnika: Strong, roomy, 16 HH, maiden mare with good conformation and a great temperament. Her dam won eight races and produced 6 winners from 6 to race including Sydney & Singapore 8 times winner Missile...
Unnamed: No ingoing , Super Vobis paid up , a bay yearling gelding unbroken for lease on a 25% of winnings , out of a mare who has had 6 winners so far and comes from a full sister to Blechingly further back...
Miss Martha
Meilleure Amie
Endosado
Jazzy's Pride: Broodmare who has had 2 foals and one to race. Mare own 2 races at Dalby and Toowoomba before inury ended her racing career. Dam Flying Jasmine was owned by us and she won 7 races in South east Qld.
Slim Figure: Slim Figure is a lovely mare by Seven Figures, approx. 16 hh. She can race or would be suitable broodmare or riding.
Bearhart Babe: Bearhart Babe is a lovely broodmare by Chief Bearhart, she is approx. 16 hh.
Unnamed: 16 hands bay gelding brother to 5 winner dashing shadow winner of 4 races last start 2nd sandown 15/5/13 shadow tales of 4 wins singing shadow 1win active shadow 1 win super shadow 16 wins a good...
Unnamed: THIS RIPPER FILLY IS BY OAMARU FORCE HE CONSISTENTLY GETS WINNERS INCLUDING A CITY WINNER THIS WEEK IN MELBOURNE SHE IS OUT OF THE TWO TIME WNNER AND FIVE TIME CITY PLACEGETTER "FRILLY MILLY" SHE IS...
Unnamed: THIS FILLY IS A RIPPER!! SHE IS A VERY WELL GROWN WEANLING, CORRECT IN EVERY WAY BY THE ENCOSTA DE LAGO STALLION "DELZAO" HE IS DOING A VERY GOOD JOB AT STUD. SHE HAS AN EXCELLENT INTERNATIONAL...
Unnamed: BEAUTIFUL FILLY FROM A LAST TYCOON MARE SHE IS A HALF SISTER TO TWO WINNERS SHE IS BY THE SHUTTLE STALLION "AMADEUS WOLF" HIS OLDEST ARE ONLY 3 YEAR OLDS AND HE IS ALREADY THE SIRE OF A STAKES WINNER...
Unnamed: HERE IS A LOVELY CHESTNUT FILLY BY THE DANZIG STALLION "ASTRONOMER ROYAL" HE STANDS AT ELIZA PARK VICTORIA HIS 2013 SERVICE FEE IS $7,700 SHE IS OUT OF THE CITY WINNING MARE OVER 1000MTS "TASMANIAN...
Unnamed: HERE IS A VERY WELL PUT TOGETHER COLT BY THE SUPERBLY BRED INTERNATIONAL SHUTTLE STALLION "AMADEUS WOLF" HE IS OUT OF THE TWO TIME DOLPHIN STREET MARE "SANGETTA" SHE WAS A WINNER FROM 1600 - 3180MTS...
Unnamed: ***At the Breakers Now*** Ron Leemon Racing is proud to offer this Magnificent Colt by the Sire of over 320 individual winners including more than 25 STAKES winners. Our Colt is the first foal from...
Unnamed: ***Very Well Balanced Colt*** Ron Leemon Racing is proud to offer this Rock of Gibraltar Colt, the Sire of over 724 individual winners including more than 79 STAKES winners. Dam of this Colt -...
Unnamed: This horse hasnot had a yearling prep as owners are retiring. He is well grown, good conformation and well handled. By a sire of prolific winners incl. recent Group 1 Goodwood hcp winner in Platelet....
Unnamed: Well grown weanling colt good confirmation easy to handle. 2nd dam won the STC Silver slipper and come 2nd in the STC Golden slipper. He has a half brother by Bel Esprit ready to race soon. He has...
Soffibell: This gorgeous girl still hasnt reached Maturity!! She has had 4 starts, two in Sydney Provincial and two in Southern NSW Country Region (The strongest Country form in Australia) The Trainer thinks...
Margie's Dream: MARGIE'S DREAM was placed on the track and is ready to go to stud this coming season . Her father FUSAICHI PEGASUS (by MR PROSPECTOR) has sired over 60 SW's to date around the globe. In Australia his...
Brunequilda: A lovely young mare that is a Stakes winner and Gr.1 placed on two occasions. She won twice as a 2yo and won over 1200m and 1400m. The family produces winners at 2 and precocious horses. She stands...
Memphis Reign: Lightly raced gelding approx 16.hh ,3 starts as a baby and turned out for a lengthy spell to mature. Great mover and ready to get on with his race career. sound and rides really well vet check are...
Pedrinate: Pedrinate is a lovely mare approx 16hh. She is a daughter of Red Ransom mare Epona Star who has had 3 foals named for 2 winners. Great conformation and in excellant order. She is a winner of two...
Unnamed: Race a filly with Australia's Number 1 Trainer Chris Waller. Our filly is bred to be a 3yo super star and will be aimed towards the classic races. Our filly is a 3/4 Sister to Stakes-Placed Main Dane...
Angus of Airlie: 3 0 0 0 Angus has displayed early gate speed in his first three races but has been distracted by his surroundings and is not trying as hard as he could. Has annoyed his trainer who is keen to prep...
Unnamed: CHARGE FORWARD â€“ EXPECT TO WIN 2011 brown colt EXPECTING TO WIN? ...... THE WRITING LOOKS TO BE ON THE WALL! THE SIRE This well developed colt is by a proven sire of precocious, high quality...
Kazatsky: Kazatsky is a 2Yo broken in gelding by Flying Spur out of the 3/4 sister to the stakes winner STAGING dam of DUPORTH, EXCITES and TICKETS. He is being sold to dissolve a partnership and is ready to...
Unnamed: MAGIC ALBERT â€“ LEBOMBO 2011 chestnut filly A HALF SISTER TO A MULTIPLE GROUP WINNER, INCLUDING THE PRESTIGIOUS GROUP 1 ATC GUINEAS THE SIRE This filly is by the ultra-consistent sire of...
Eastwest Lady: Eastwest Lady is by the Champion broodmare sire Bluebird a good mare to handle , 16 hh quiet, easy to catch and do any thing with, a half sister to SW Mr Nelson G3 SAJC St Ledger 2nd South...
Jessica's Dream: Beautiful and big mare that has won the 4 races and placed on 7 other occasions. Ran 4rd last start at Grafton and 3rd the start before! Currently in full work. Ran .04 outside a track record and has...
Dane Shadow
Duporth
Dos Mas: Dos Mas is a 4YO General Nediym mare that has both racing upside and residual value, she has shown enough ability in her racing career that she would be able to be competitive still on the...
Unnamed: Adrenaline Thoroughbred Syndications are thrilled to have acquired this Jet Spur x Quality Appeal colt in a joint venture with Tony Gollan Racing. This colt was the equal top-priced Jet Spur yearling...
Strike Alert: This out and out sprinter ran 3rd at WARWICK FARM to AL'S MAGIC MISS who has won close to $200,000.00 in prize money! She WON at HAWKESBURY over 1000ms leading all the way in a FLASHING time of 56.61...
Hayil's Way: Nice horse this guy unsuited lately with wet conditions.Has excellent overall form and is sound with no issues.Forget last two starts as wet tracks were against him and he is better on top of the...
Unnamed: 2yo Unraced bay gelding by WA stallion Bearcat. Broken in. Email for further details if required
Unnamed: For sale - unraced/ unnamed 2YO chestnut gelding by popular sire Hidden Dragon. Hidden Dragons progeny have won 108 races this season to date. This gelding broken in and untried.
Unnamed: OAKS Filly!!! - "Superior Syndications" are delighted to secure this outstanding filly and are proud to offer shares is such an exciting prospect. * Don't join any syndication, be part of a SUPERIOR...
Unnamed: Overview Here is a filly bred in the purple and bred on a proven pedigree cross that has produced 5 x Gr1 Winners. This filly looks like sheâ€™s a ready made 2yo, she is an athletic and powerful...
Unnamed: All the work has been done for you with this good looking son of Primus!! His Dam CONGA has produced 2 other horses, both raced and BOTH Winners!! LINE ACCOUNT was beaten in a PHOTO in the BLUE...
Miss Bonissimo: This STUNNING Filly is very lightly raced having only had 4 starts! She ran 3rd at Kempsey over 1250m on a SLOW track and last start finished 4 lengths off consistent MAGNAVITA over 1600ms at...
Unnamed: POWER & SPEED!!! - "Superior Syndications" are delighted to secure this outstanding colt and are proud to offer shares is such an exciting prospect. * Don't join any syndication, be part of a...
Your Song
Stratum
Sebring
Northern Meteor
Star Witness
Nicconi
Snippetson
Tickets
Dreamscape
Lucky Owners
Angelo Minny
Unnamed: HEADING OFF TO THE BREAKERS THIS SATURDAY!!! A rare chance to purchase into a famous black type thoroughbred family. Black type dam, a half to G1 Melbourne Cup and Caulfield Cup Champion Viewed....
Zupaone
Unnamed: Lovely Astronomer Royal filly out of a 2 x winning mare who is a 1/2 sister to a multiple stakes winners! A group 1 winner in France, Astronomer Royal won the French 2000 Guineas and ran 3rd at Royal...
My Lady Penelope: Full sister to both Classy Dane ( winner of $316k ) and Zester (winner of $200k plus). Produces a very good type with 2 to race from 3 runners with her current 2 yo showing potential. Sells with a...
Suebinda Miss: This lovely Sirius Slew mare is retired with a 3rd placing at Pakenham which showed the ability she had before a tendon injury, missing the start by 4 lengths and running home with a huge sprint over...
Aguilera: Aguilera is a very athletic and super quality mare, and in foal to the sprint type plus guaranteed gold coat producer, Glacial Gold (USA). We have a yearling advertised for sale by Glacial Gold if...
Romp in the Park: Romp In the park is a beautiful mare that is unfortunately not in foal. A multiple winner, she is a 1/2 sister to 7 winners including the Group 2 Winner Mellow Chateau (Dam of the stakes winner Blue...
Island Storm: Island Storm was an outstanding racehorse, winning on 6 occasions and being placed in a Group 2 and Listed race. She is out of the Group 1 Winner India's Dream who has produced 4 winner including...
Unnamed: This bay colt is a 1/2 to two colts that made $260,000 and $200,000 in the 2011 & 2012 Melbourne Premier Yearling Sales. This coltâ€™s dam, On The Loose, by speed stallion Strategic, was the...
Bentley Babe: Young mare not yet been to stud from one of the premiere families of the stud book - Denise's Joy producing champions such as More Joyous, sire of Cox Plate winner in Thorn Park. Dam is full sister...
Unnamed: A 2YO Stakes winner, WRITTEN TYCOON took out the G2 STC Todman Slipper Trial Stakes at his third start beating DOMESDAY and JET SPUR to the line. A shaper of sires, previous Todman winners include...
Unnamed: A $900K Easter yearling, SHARKBITE is by Champion Australian sire REDOUTE'S CHOICE from one of the best female families in the world. SHARKBITE was the first foal for BACK PASS, a half sister to...
Bazaruto: Here is a chance to buy a 2yo filly by the Leading First Season Sire, Northern Meteor. Northern Meteor has sired 11 winners to date in his first crop including Group 3 SAJC Sires' Produce Stakes...
Kassmer: A provincial winner in Toowoomba over 1200m, multiple placings. Finished last preparation 8 weeks ago. Currently spelling she is 100% sound and healthy and ready to go back into work. Excellant...
Dame du Dieu: From a famous Australian family Wattle/Shading/Rangiriri ( producing Time and Tide, Fine and Dandy and later stakes winners) out a of stakes winning Century mare, by high class sire Dieu D'Or, this...
Strategic Maneuver
Unnamed: Opportunities to get involved in colts like this son of top US stallion Hard Spun donâ€™t come along very often and RWH Thoroughbreds is offering a chance to secure shares in this quality rising...
Marechal
Unnamed: First foal with sound conformation out of young Viscount Mare. Born November 9th 2012 and is now a weanling. Sired by the well Bred USA stallion standing at Vinery, Dubleo, who is having good success...
Secret Quest: Lovely young Viscount mare 16HH that is currently in foal to the G1 sire Excites. Secret Quest is half sister to the winning filly Games trained by Anthony Freedman for Darley. The dam Jouet is half...
In the Wings: If you are a breeding buff and wanting a strong type of mare that throws impressive foals look NO further. This mare by King's Theatre has thrown an "All Bar One" Colt that was recently weaned and...
Beyond Survival
Tiara Royale: A lightly raced half sister to the multiple city winner / stakes placed It's Prince ($380K prize money). Has shown ability and would be suited as a provincial or picinic middle distance or staying...
Bolten Belle: Bolten Belle is a three year old filly who has had two preps and has taken time to be ready for racing. The current owner has run out of patience and is selling her on. She is virtually untried, as...
Artistic Rose: Artisitic Rose is a Group1 placed mare whose breeding record does not reflect her capacity. She is easy to get in foal and delivers each time but through a series of bad luck does not have many to...
Spice it Up: A six time winner this mare is well related and has produced three lovely foals to date. Her first foal is a 2yo trial winner , Chilli Quest set to run 19/5. Her second foal is a yearling & her third...
Queens Park: This strong, speedy Picnicker mare was runner up on debut as a 2yo, behind the stakes winning Fun In Flight. The mare is a winner over 1100m and was twice runner up over the 1000m in a short career....
Miss Barysh: Six time winning mare who has produced a stakes winner at only her second foal. Her first foal was a two time trial winner before going amiss after a few starts, her second foal is a stakes winner...
Unnamed: HUSSONET has produced 21 individual international Group 1 winners including WEEKEND HUSSLER (7 G1 wins), EAGLE FALLS, REANN, GOLD TRAIL and promising stallions HOST and HUSSON. MOONLIGHT MUSIC is a...
Pumped Up Kicks: This good looking Son of CHOISIR is still learning what its all about! Racing in Sydney METRO and PROVINCIAL grade, he has only had 5 Starts. His First run he was beaten 3 1/2 Lengths at HAWKESBURY...
Unnamed: This filly is by the high quality stallion Commands, a son of the mighty Danehill. Commands has sired more winners in Australia since 2009 than any of his competitors and he has sired 10 or more...
Daneson: Horses like this do not last long!! 3 starts only this prep and he has ran 2nd first up at SEYMOUR in a $15000 race, beaten a head to Darley's ANTIPHONS. Last start at KYNETON in a $15000 race, he...
Sceptre: City winning Umatilla mare with strong French pedigree. Great colt foal in 2012 by Lights of Paris (Redoutes Choice x Flames of Paris) Umatilla mares have great winners to runners ratio including...
More Peaches: This CANNY LAD 4yo has only had 9 Starts! She has been racing in NSWs always competitive Northern Rivers area. First up this prep she was beaten 2.5 lengths over 1000ms and then was stepped up to...
Quick Kate: Quick Kate is a mare by Appleby Fair, she is approx 15.2 hh
Unnamed: Lovely, correct colt by COURT COMMAND. From a three-quarter-sister in blood to MIGHT AND POWER. This is the family that has also produced LUCKY OWNERS, MOSHEEN and BEAUTY PARLOUR. COURT COMMAND was...
Golden Shaft: Golden Shaft is an ideal broodmare type or riding horse, she is approx 16hh.
Mecapo's Ready: Mecapo's Ready is a 5 yo bay mare by More Than Ready, approx 15.2 hh
Unnamed: A well handled colt with a great nature. Good comformation, well developed , out of a winning mare. Ready for the breaking in.
Unnamed: The highly regarded son of Danehill, Power of Destiny, is starting to make his presence felt with a growing number of his offspring finding their way into the winners circle and this filly is sure to...
Unnamed: A fine filly with good confirmation, all set to go from a family of winners. Don't miss this opportunity to buy into the Undoubtedly/Redoute's Choice bloodlines. Lease available - Can be purchased as...
He's a Knockout: The horse is lightly raced and offers amazing potential from his trackwork performances.Stunning, sound dark bay gelding with excellent manners and has to win more races.
Mosayter
Speedy Rocket: Hurst Park together with Lees Racing is offering a unique opportunity to race a talented mare by Darci Brahma (Danehill) through lease shares. About the Sire Darci Brahma can boast 23 stakes...
Nobody's Girl: Here is an opportunity to buy a mare that continues to throw winner after winner with her progeny to race. Nobody's Girl is a lovely style of mare that is by the great broodmare sire in Quest For...
Crowded House
Unnamed: A filly by BERNARDINI out of a REDOUTE'S CHOICE mare, that happens to be a three quarter sister to ROYAL DESCENT. BERNARDINI is the sire of 20 Stakes winners, with his first Australian bred crop...
Hard Drivin' Mama: A daughter of Lion Hunter, 2 WINS at 900m, 1000m In foal to Monashee Mountain, due 22.09.13, this mare crossed with Monashee Mountain will replicate the exact Monashee Mountain /Danzig cross that is...
I Told You: Already a proven breeder, 3 foals to race 2 winners,this mare has a lovely sprinting pedigree.Three-quarter- sister to Grouse Lane (dam of PRINCESS MARGARET) selling in foal to Pressday,Due 09.09.13...
Garmoosha: Sells in foal to October Sky(see pedigree) Due 26.09.13 Dam of 2 foals, her oldest foal is a yearling.This compact mare is very closely related to Silent Witness, with both Dams, Jade Tiara and...
Unnamed: QTIS 2yo gelding by Minardi from the Danetrice mare Danish Lover. Lovely type, broken in, currently spelling before his first preparation. From a limited number of runners, recent Minardi winners...
Unnamed: The next Slipper winner??? A limited number of shares are now available in this super colt who is by the hottest sire in town 'SNITZEL' and out of the brilliant stakes winning and producing mare...
Unnamed: Here we offer you the opportunity to race a filly by the up and coming sire sensation NOT A SINGLE DOUBT out of a mare that comes from a family of racehorses. This 2yo season NOT A SINGLE DOUBT got...
Unnamed: *** Update from the Breaker 30/5/2013 - The Perisher Valley filly is coming along nicely. She is doing everything asked of her and we are very happy. *** By AL MAHER, a sire that is going places. His...
Unnamed: This Outstanding MAGIC ALBERT Filly has all the attributes to be a racehorse. Just take a look at the photo above, she has a very strong shoulder, a lovely deep girth, is a good length and she walks...
Equilly Ours: EQUILLY OURS is a very impressive young black mare, in foal to MAGNUS. She is out of the stakes winning 2yo American mare PIRATEâ€™S QUILL, and is a full sister to the stakes placed NORTHFACE...
Samara Star: SAMARA STAR is a lovely big young mare, infoal to MAGNUS. She is out of the stakes winning 2yo MISS TERRAIN who has already produced 4 winners, including; the stakes placed and city winner JYPSIERE,...
Unnamed: Nice, big strong filly by Clang, sire of 354 individual winners and 10 stakes winners including the successful sire and G1 winner Clangalang and dual Stradbroke Handicap winner Black Piranha. This...
Pinot Royale: This daughter of Red Ransom who is rapidly emerging as a sire of sires - Charge Forward, Domesday, Face Value and new stallions All American, Duporth, Onemorenomore etc. is in foal to Hussonet,...
Imagine Me: Imagine Me is a strong scopy Show a Heart (Heart of Dreams, Toorak Toff etc) mare whose oldest foal is a yearling, and is now in foal to Hussonet, an emerging sire of sires and an outstanding...
Kings Courtesan: Kings Courtesan is a daughter of the ZABEEL mare Zab Watch and so a half sister to ZA MAGIC, Group 3 winner and consistent multiple stakes placed performer. Of 4 foals to race she has 1 winner and 2...
Jazzy General: Lovely young winning General Nediym mare that is currently in foal to the outstanding son of Redoute's Choice Beneteau! She is a 1/2 sister to the stakes winner and 12 x winner Nozi and comes from...
Country Class (NZ): Chestnut Mare in foal to Host has produced 7 live foals. 5 raced and all winners with the most recent being Thiamandi winning the $100,000 VOBIS Gold Strike 1000m 2 year old race for fillies at...
Unnamed Ready to run 2/3yo: Broken in and in work.Great temperament from outstanding family.Half sister to the dam of jimmy fortunes.Dam was good stakes winner.
Daunting Lad
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Unnamed: ***WE SELL THE CHEAPEST YEARLINGS IN AUSTRALIA*** DISCOUNT QUALITY BREAKING IN AVAILABLE. ANY INSPECTIONS ARE MOST WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED. IF YOU ARE AFTER A QUALITY YEARLING AT A BARGIN PRICE THEN...
Ruffino: This mare has been unable to handle rain affected tracks and the weather we have experienced in S E QLD over the last year has made it impossible to give her a proper staying prep.The syndicate have...
Unnamed: This unbroken filly is rising two and will be eligible to race for the Super Vobis riches, huge prize money on offer! By promising first season sire Sharkbite, this filly is bred on the Redoute's...
Unnamed: Facts: â€¢ 3yo Classics â€¢ Leading Trainer â€¢ Proven Family â€¢ Clean x-rays and great conformation â€¢ Residual Value â€¢ Family of Champions Overview Here is your chance...
Unnamed: Race this stunning SEBRING colt with outstanding 2yo trainer DAVID PAYNE. "A SERIOUS GOLDEN SLIPPER PEDIGREE" Facts: 2yo Speed Leading Trainer Proven Family Clean x-rays and great conformation 5...
Unnamed: Here is your chance to race a colt by EXCEED AND EXCEL with Champion Trainer PETER MOODY. Dynamic Syndications and Peter Moody have already tasted Group 1 Success when our outstanding son of EXCEED...
Lolini: Outstanding young Lonhro mare that is currently in foal to Hinchinbrook, the stakes winning son of the best sire in land Fastnet Rock! Placed as a 3YO, Lolini is a 1/2 sister to 2 winners including...
Give 'm the Flick: Give 'm the Flick is a outstanding mare that ran 4th in a listed race as a 2YO. She is by one of the best broodmare sires in Marauding, sire of the dams of 24 Group Winners including recent Group 1...
Danzotto: Danzotto is a big and strong 12YO mare that is currently empty. She is a daughter of Danzero, sire of the dam fo 12 stakes winners including the Group 1 Winner December Draw. She is out of a 4 x...
Gulf Mistress: Gulf Mistress is a lovely mare, athletic, correct and a great match for Red Arrow, who is looking like a very exciting sire in the making. She was good enough to defeat group winners, and...
Unnamed: The colt is very much like Believeâ€™n Achieve as a type. He is a medium sized colt and a great walker. I would expect that he would not race until he was a late two year old but to be a very...
Lady of Omori: 10yo 16.2hh Bay unraced mare who is a half-sister to a NZ stakes winner and multiple Hong Kong winner. The mare has had two foals the first a 2yo filly by Not A Single Doubt the second a yearling...
Unnamed: Stunning filly by one Australia's leading sires - STRATUM! Stratum a GOLDEN SLIPPER himself has had over 60 2YO winners in his first 4 crops! This filly is bred to run early and to be extremely fast!...
Vermithrax: Very nice 3YO gelding by Hidden Dragon that is already a winner a over 1100m. An ultra consistent galloper, he is lightly raced only having had the 10 starts for 1 win and two placings. He has had 4...
Shamozzle: Lovely Shamardal mare that was unraced due to injury. She is out of the stakes winning mare Dallaeni that has produced Miss Schumann, who subsequently is the dam of the stakes placed gelding and 9 x...
Sunique: Winning Dolphin Street mare out of the stakes placed mare Royal Cabin. She is a sister to Lady Peregrine, the 13 x winner who is the dam of the Group 2 winner Leica Falcon (also ran 4th in the...
Unnamed: Here is a fantastic opportunity to buy into a classic Qld racing family. This smashing colt is bred to gallop. This Nadeem colt is extremely well put together having strong shoulders, neck and a hind...
Miaitsu Lass: This strongly built mare is a perfect opportunity for a breeder to get into breeding at the right price. This mare is closely related to 2 of Australia's best sprinters in "Spirit Of Boom" & "Temple...
Choistar
Bagger Bling: This strongly built chestnut has been educated and now ready to go back into work to start a racing preperation. This filly has recently had 2 preperations where she went shin sore on both occasions...
Sea Battle
Nothin' Leica Dane
Pierro
Unnamed: ***WE SELL THE CHEAPEST YEARLINGS ON AUSTRALIA*** DISCOUNT QUALITY BREAKING IN AVAILABLE ANY INSPECTIONS ARE MOST WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED. IF YOU ARE AFTER A QUALITY YEARLING AT A BARGIN PRICE THEN...
Princess Athenee: good looking speed mare and last start winner before spelling and has been back in work for 6 weeks.
Foreplay
Zakynthos Olives: Produced 3 Foals.First already a winner.2nd and 3rd retained by owner.Photo of 3rd by Trotomondo.Given this year off.
Unnamed: This filly was selected by the Hurst Park team at the Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling Sale and is aimed at having a Sprinter-Miler career should she show precocity for juvenile racing and the ability...
Desert King
Excelebration
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Unnamed: Price reduction no time wasters owner will retain colt and race if not sold in the next month Strong colt, good bone, correct type with exellent temprament, well handled the dam is a half sister to 2...
Constant Sparkle: Nice big roomy young mare with a good pedigree
Alice
Got Bling: *** Did you see the run of promising 2yo SHAFT gelding Stiff Thunder, he is one to watch*** Good looking and well conformed Dehere mare in foal early to Shaft (due 13th Aug 2013). Out of Stakes...
Unnamed: This is a great opportunity to get involved in the racing game with a broken in 2YO by multiple Group 1 winner Henrythenavigator. He is a very nice type that has the looks and pedigree to make it on...
What a Gal: Outstanding 3YO filly by Show A Heart. A big strong girl, she stands around 16.2hh and has been in the spelling paddock for 1 week. Lightly raced, she has only had the 10 starts for a win and 3...
Magic of Love: This gorgeous LION HEART Filly has only had 10 starts! Her Dam sold last year at the BROODMARE Sale for $150,000.00!! She WON at Nowra 4 starts back against some handy up and coming Sydney Metro...
Unnamed: WOW what a cracking type by "Hidden Dragon" This fine looking colt is correct, good boned and muscular in all the right places. Lovely moving colt who is built for speed with a big powerful hind...
Angela Dear: Nice Strong Well Balanced Winning Mare, Correct, Very Reliable and throws Correct, Beautiful and Muscular Foals. (See Photos Attached) Already the producer of outstanding progeny on the ground, this...
Yarra Lad: READY TO GO INTO WORK AFTER A TRACK ACCIDENT ,COULD WIN FROM 1400M -2000M POTENTIALLY .1600M WINNER WITH MORE LIKELY.
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Unnamed: ***WE SELL THE CHEAPEST YEARLINGS IN AUSTRALIA*** ANY INSPECTIONS ARE MOST WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED. IF YOUR ARE AFTER A QUALITY YEARLING AT A BARGAIN PRICE THEN BUY ONE OF OURS. YOU WILL BE VERY GLAD...
Lochiel Lass: Filly by Intergaze who has 8 x group 1 Wins Out of a well bred mare with wins at 1200m Has been pretrained, easy to handle and in good health Vet checks welcome
Bradbury's Luck
Falvelon
Jet Spur
Red Element
Real Saga
Rothesay
Show a Heart
Wanatta Lane: A great opportunity to race a filly that has shown plenty of promise in a short racing career, Wanatta Lane is by prolific sire of winners in Half Hennessy and is a half sister the 9 time winner and...
Solo Flyer
Conleys Choice
Best Choice
Golden Snake
Unnamed: ALL AMERICAN â€“ PRINCESS CHUTIMA 2011 bay colt A BIG STRONG COLT.......BY A RECORD BREAKER! THE SIRE This colt is by the record breaking Group 1 Miler and exciting first season sire, ALL...
Dubai's Choice
Mr Martini
Swiss Miss: Here is a great opportunity to race and then breed out of an amazing colonial family, Swiss Miss is a very attractive 3YO that is out of the very well bred mare in Exquisite. Exquisite is a half...
Dr Doute's
Red Dazzler
Seidnazar
Clang
Pure Widow: In Form - Placed 2nd Yesterday at the Sunshine Coast!!! Very Consistent 3yo Maiden Filly by "Purrealist". "Pure Widow" is a good strong type of a Bay or Brown Filly standing 15.3 Hands. Lightly raced...
Trade Marker: A great opportunity to buy an attractive colt by recent Group 1 placegetter FUERZA's sire, what a run it was in the Champagne Stakes. SNIPPETSON is the sire of multiple Group winner FAST CLIP, Group...
Unnamed: For your viewing pleasure comes this daughter of dual Group 1 winner of the Lightning and Galaxy stakes in the way of Nicconi. Nicconi was once described as the most electrifying colt to come out of...
Moscow Ballet
Champions Gallery
Not a Chance: Genuinely unraced, this gelding is a big, solid, muscular type. Despite his name â€˜Not a chanceâ€™ has every chance of doing well. From the unbeaten sire â€˜Bagger Vanceâ€™ this...
Unnamed: Strong, smart, correct colt with plenty of bone , out of a young mare by proven broodmare sire canny lad. From a good international family, related to great racehorse JEUNE. Sired by the well bred...
Pau Hana: Here is your chance to race then breed from this city winning mare. Untapped ability with amazing speed. Buy her, win 1st up, horse paid for, everything after that is gravy. Will sell quick. You be...
Unnamed: A great investment for the serious racing enthusiast. Beautifully proportioned , loose striding colt, who really attracts attention. From an unraced King Cugat mare, this colt is bred for speed. From...
Burra View: A neat good looking mare stands 15.3hh is by the Bart Cummings trained Caulfield Guineas winner WONDERFUL WORLD. Her dam is a sister to the dam of this seasons MRC Blue Diamond Stakes placegetter...
Polish Hussler: Polish Hussler is by sire of the moment SNITZEL. She stands 15.2, is a neat mare, that is correct and stands over a lot of ground. Her sire Snitzel is on fire at the moment with horses like SWEET...
Apres l'Amour: This lovely Tale of the Cat mare stands 15.3hh, is a strong good muscled mare that has a lot of quality about her, she has a nice deep girth and good barrel, she has good bone and has a lovely...
Unnamed: Dan Markovic, an impassioned owner, has launched his own syndication company titled 'Celebrity'. How fitting it is then to have Francesca Cumani explain the points of a horse, using, this black colt...
Sahara Shamal: This pretty, beautifully bred DEHERE Mare can obviously gallop!!! She won her maiden over 1200ms at Toowoomba by 10 Lengths from up on the pace, in a field of consistent WINNING well performed...
Unnamed: Big strong gelding that should mature over 16hds. Out of a half sister to the highly succesfull group 2 winning & listed winning Confectioner out of the David Hayes trained Blue Russian. Very lovely...
Transmutation: Transmutation is a sound well related Commands mare carrying a foal by Charge Forward. Family is full of black type like RosÃ© of Kingston and Coupe. Her first foal by Street Cry died before...
Unnamed: Well grown, strong & big boned gelding with an excellent temperament. From the first crop of Street Cry's USA stakes winning son, Globe trotter. 2nd Dam is a listed winner. Stands at 15.2hh and ready...
Mail Train
SARAWAK 2010: Hurst Park and Malua Racing are offering a unique opportunity to race this outstanding 2yo filly owned by Hurst Park who has worked wth some of the best fillies in the stable, including : Go Again &...
Unnamed: I loved this filly the moment I saw her. There is a lot of More Than Ready about her. She is a lovely walking filly, is strong and looks like a two year old. Murtajill is by Rock Of Gibralter who was...
Unnamed: We offer you a wonderfully bred son of Husson, out of a Winning Royal Academy mare that is out of a Stakes placed Snippets mare. Husson is a young sire doing the job, with wonderful statistics to...
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Unnamed: "THE BEST FILLY I'VE EVER BOUGHT IN 19 YEARS" Peter Morley, Racing Syndication Specialist for nearly 20 years, after picking this filly up from the spelling paddock last week. (Email me for the...
Tantrum: TANTRUM is a winner of 3 races, from 1100m to 1850m, and is Metropolitan placed in NZ . Her sire SAVABEEL is one of the brighest young stallions in Australasia. Waikato Stud recently announced his...
Thunderali: Thunderali is a 5yo mare by Deadly Storm, approx 15.1 hh. She is very quiet, has had a two week break.
Unnamed: SHAFT sire of G1 placed two year old Magic Shaft in New Zealand. He was an early maturing Danehill line sire who was a well muscled speedball and has blueblood pedigree, who beat a quality field to...
Unnamed: This is a beautiful filly by a 2 year old winner out of a 2 year old winner. She is a half sister to I'm The One and 8 other winners. She is QITS eligible and also eligible for the Capricornia Sale...
Unnamed: Here is a well grown, well muscled filly going back to Stravinsky and Piccillo. She is very intelligent and easy to do anything with. This filly is QTIS eligible and also eligible for the Capricornia...
Unnamed: This is a big strong gelding that has thrown back to his sire Marachal. Very assertive and proud, lovely walker, will mature over 16 hands. He is QTIS eligible and also eligible for the Capricornia...
Unnamed: This is an athletic gelding by Group 1 winning sire CHANGEINTHEWEATHER (Gone West). Out of 2 year old winner Female Warrior who has had 2 to race for 2 winners. He will mature into a medium sized...
Love to Win: Love to Win, is an average size Chestnut mare.She is a nice type,and has very nice types of foals,she is healthy and in good condition.
Unnamed: What a wonderfully bred filly we have here. By Reset, a son of Zabeel out of a Zeditave mare, out of a city winning 2yo mare by Encosta De Lago. RESET, Undefeated son of Zabeel, winner of the VRC...
Unnamed: Handsome 3yo Gelding standing around 15.3hh. Broken in as a 2 year old and recently had another 6 week prep. Is out of Jillo a 6 x city winning mare by Mr Hennesey who won over $100000 and has...
Have Time: Have Time is by SWORD, BORDER TIME and KING OF ACAPULCO's sire SWITCH IN TIME. SWITCH IN TIME is also the dam sire of Stakes winner TEASING, Stakes placegetters FALONTIME, AADELAIDEE and CONTINUANCE....
Khaptrina: City winning broodmare by Flying Spur. Flying Spur is a Champion sire, Champion Broodmare sire and is the only horse to have won the Golden Slipper, Sired a Golden Slipper winner, FORENSICS, and...
Balencia: Balencia is a quiet, high quality rangy mare, standing at over 16hh. Her foals are simply magnificent, in terms of confirmation and temperament - come and see for yourself!! Her pedigree is first...
Witchuponastar: As a half sister to stakes winner Spinnawitch and city winner So Bewitching, Witchuponastar represents some of the best bloodlines available in Australia. Her sire, Galileo is Europe's premier sire,...
Unnamed: Dars Auto wins again 1-5-13 Here is a yearling colt from a running family. Have a look at his page recent winner like UNPRETENTIOUS and the multiple HONG KONG Winner DARS AUTO. He is out a full...
Little la Tar: For sale is an exciting broodmare prospect in foal to Group 1 winning son of Anabaa, Teranaba. Little La Tar is a full sister to Miss La Tar, winner of $260,000 prize money. With nothing but good...
Gloryforus: GLORYFORUS is by SEA THE STARS' sire Cape Cross out of a daughter of SIR TRISTRAM. Her sire Cape Cross is making his mark as a broodmare sire, siring SERIOUS ATTITUDE, TRUMPET MAJOR, SHUKA, THE...
Celti Lass: CELTI LASS a grand daughter of GREEN DESERT out of a Stakes placed BOUCHER mare. Her dam is the Stakes placegetter MISS SUE who has produced 3 winners to date including city winner in WA, PIG IRON...
Lady Hagan: Lady Hagan is by Danehill's Group 1 winning son KING OF DANES, sire of Stakes winner POLISHED STEEL. She is out of a KING'S THEATRE mare, King's Theatre is the dam sire of recent Group 3 SAJC Sires'...
Unnamed: This colt is a half-brother to dual G1 winner MACOâ€™REILLY and is a grand-daughter of G1 winner PLUME (NZ Filly of the Year). He is bred to be at his best in races over 1600m plus, so we are...
Belle Nadim: ***PURREALIST recorded his first Stakes winner on 11th May when Hawkspur won the Group 3 Mittys Rough Habit Plate*** PURREALIST is a son of successful International Coolmore sire Tale of the Cat who...
Unnamed: This Kempinsky ex Jeublanc gelding is a big strong individual. He is a slow maturing type that is totally sound with no health issues. He has had one preperation with Mike Moroney. They were pleased...
Pure Fun: Pure Fun is a big, strong, correct filly. She is physically sound with no health issues. She has been a slow maturing filly and is now ready for a racing prep which will see her get to the races. She...
Unnamed: Don't look at the amazing colour, look at the type of this yearling filly. This girl is strong! As well as being incredibly well grown and tall for her age. Norma was bred for the racetrack true and...
Goornong Girl: By DANERICH (Danehill-Millrich (Rubiton) Danerich G3 winner Millrich - Golden Slipper placed. From GO BENDIGO (Vettori - Quick Verdict) Metro winner and multiple metro placed. This is her 1st foal...
Needs Further: STOP PRESS: 8th June 2013 - ENCOSTA DE LAGO'S son NORTHERN METEOR quinella's BRC Group 1 JJ Atkins Stakes with ROMANTIC TOUCH and ZOUSTAR. NORTHERN GLORY another of NORTHERN METEOR'S 2yo's wins at...
Strada
Furio
Unnamed: Here is a fantastic opportunity to get involved in a horse by a hot stallion that is ready to go to the trainer and hopefully start winning races. This 2yo filly has been in to the pre trainers and...
Unnamed: Come racing in this lovely strong filly who gives every indication that she will be an early runner. Her dam Desert Fairy won 4 races over 1100 & 1200m and is a half sister to Downhill Racer, winner...
Get Up Grandma: This stunning MAGIC ALBERT Mare has only had 5 Starts. She has placed at IPSWICH and the SUNSHINE COAST over 1200ms in 3 of her 5 Starts on GOOD, DEAD and SLOW tracks. She is versatile, racing on the...
Elancer: This consistant mare has the ability to continue race or have a worth while stud career. She has been very unlucky not to have won a race but as her form reads she has always been around the mark...
Unnamed: GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY We loved this filly and Pat Carey approached us to train her. First foal of city winning Rubiton Mare Soft Sell. To be Trained by PAT CAREY at Mornington. Trainer of ETHIOPIA,...
Unnamed: Outstanding weanling filly by the last seasons Champion first-season sire by earnings. Casino Prince is now the sire of 34 individual winners including the Champion 3YO colt All Too Hard. He is also...
Classicalist: Classicalist has had a good spell after her first preparation and has developed into a big strong race horse. She stands around 16.2 hands high and will develop into a first class race horse this...
Unnamed: Cracking Strong Type by "Dreamscape" Choisir's three time Group winning son. "Dreamscape"was a very impressive debut winner in the (Group 3) Up an Coming Stakes, defeating (Aichi and Duporth). He...
I Shuffle: I Shuffle can be raced or is an ideal breeding proposition. She is approx. 15.3 hh.
Unnamed: Introducing our "Best Valued Yearling of 2013" a Spectacular Yearling colt in the care of the NSW 2012 Provincial Trainer of the Year Darren Smith. Tale of The Cat x Hot Ticket colt Our colt is a...
Mataio: Mataio is out of a multiple race winning mare who is a half sister to Don Raffael and Ivory Princess. Wolf is the dam of Group Three winner Savute. He has had one trial.
Unnamed: Cracking yearling colt by Dubai's Choice, a son of the Champion Sire Redoute's Choice who was an $1.8 Million Dollar yearling. This colts dam is a 1/2 sister to a Stakes Winner in the USA who has...
Let's Rock Again: This is a fantastic opportunity to upgrade your broodmare band or the perfect entry point for somebody new into the breeding game looking to start correctly with a mare importantly that will get you...
Unnamed: This strongly built Jet Spur has come on the market and it could possibly be a very cheap horse for Pin Hookers or a syndicate looking to race a horse. This 2yo is un named and the current Trainer...
Lady Oddsox: Lady Oddsox is by LORD JIM. Champion 2yo in Argentina and had multiple stakes wins by the age of 3. He is the son of LODE the same family as ENCOSTA DE LAGO and FLYING SPUR. She is out of the SNAADEE...
Unnamed: This yearling colt is by first season sire O'Lonhro, he is an attractive brown colt that with time will develop into a nice 2YO. O'Lonhro was a Group 2 winner on the track and has been throwing very...
Unnamed: Here is a nice colt that is by multiple Group 1 winner Haradasun, he is a well conformed colt that with time will mature into a very nice type. The colts mother Ionica was a smart juvenile by...
Unnamed: Here is a great opportunity to buy a yearling colt by Oratorio, this colt has lovely balance and strength and will make into a stunning 2YO. Oratorio his sire is doing a very good job in Australia...
Unnamed: Here is a strong filly from the impressive first draft of a hot new sire with one of the strongest pedigrees you will find to match an incredibly strong physique that reminds me of the super-mare...
Unnamed: Cracking Filly who has it all by Time Thief and purchased at the Adelaide yearling sale. She has all the resemblance of her Blue Blooded stallion, Time Thief, a $2M yearling himself who defeated 13...
Unnamed: Sound, well balanced, athletic colt ready to take advantage of QBBS and QTIS bonus races. He is a 1/2 brother to a 2yo winner. He is by MARSCAY'S well related son FREEZE who has already sired 21...
Way Off
Charge Forward
Not a Single Doubt
Redoute's Choice
Starcraft
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Unnamed: Welcome to Grand Syndicates-where all of our syndicated shares are just a $1,000 (plus gst) each!Â Â To make it easier for people to buy a racehorse, weâ€™ve lowered the bar! Now you can...
Snitzel
All American
Manhattan Rain
Gio Ponti
Unnamed: A son of the late RED RANSOM, Darley stallion DOMESDAY was a juvenile winner, victorious at his first two starts, the second in the G2 Silver Slipper where he beat the likes of FLYING PEGASUS and JET...
Peace of Heaven: Cracking Strong Well Built Type by "God's Own" 4yo Bay Mare 16 Hands. Lightly raced Victorian provincial maiden sprinter who shows enormous ability. Trainer reports that she absolutely flys and works...
Unnamed: Where all of our syndicated shares are just a $1,000 (plus gst) each! By a Golden Slipper winning and producing sire out of a dam with a page full of black-type, this is a filly not to be missed!...
Unnamed: If you are looking for a filly bred to win races, look no further, by a bright young sire with a trainer who knows how to get his progeny going and from a family that has recently produced 21 to the...
Dreamland: Rare opportunity to secure a well bred daughter of Saddlers Wells.Bred by Coolmore. This beautiful strong mare is over 16h. She is a quiet Mare, easy to do anything with,and floats well. She is....
Secret Dancer: STOP PRESS: 25th May 2013 - DOWDSTOWN CHARLIE by MYBOYCHARLIE, an impressive winner at Randwick. This is MYBOYCHARLIE'S 4th 2yo winner (from 14 runners) and moves him to 4th spot on the leading 1st...
L'Aria: STOP PRESS: late May 2013 - at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale, mares in foal to ONEMORENOMORE sold for up to $450,000. The lowest price paid for a young mare in foal to him was $22,500....
Unnamed: Last year we found the smart Bel Esprit two year-old DIAMOND GLOW at the sales. This year we think we've found another cracking filly for PETER MOODY to also put the polish on. We had to fend off...
Unnamed: Is there a better two year-old sire in Australia at the moment than EXCEED AND EXCEL ? He has produced gun Group winning two year-olds OUTREACH, SIDESTEP, KUROSHIO and GUELPH all this season....
Tuscan Blaze: Tuscan Blaze is 16.1hh and is by TESTA ROSSA out of Blazicano by AMERICANO. She is in foal to DECANTER. Son of HUSSONET and a full brother to Stakes winning sire HOST. Blaze is selling with her...
Gloria Patri: This young mare is by Group 1 winning sire of 24SW, Brief Truce who is proving effective as a broodmare sire. She is out Dancing Beat (Ire) a full sister to the Ballad Rock SW and sire Prince Spy and...
Ku de Tah: Nice correct mare standing 16HH by Spinning World in foal to Multiple group one winner Turffontein ( service fee $8800 ) who's yearlings averaged over 45k and selling upto 77k at Melbourne Premier...
Unnamed: Very nice 2YO filly who is a 1/2 sister to two winners. Her dam is a 1/2 sister to the multiple Group 1 Winner Sincero! She is by a regally bred son of Sadlers Well in Moscow Ballet. He is out of a...
Gettin'jiggywithit: Gelding by Rock of Gibraltar, broken in and ready to go on with. Rock of Gibraltar has sired over 700 winners and 79 Stakes winners including EAGLE MOUNTAIN, VARENAR, GOLDEN ARCHER, MOUNT NELSON,...
Me Marlo: PURREALIST is a son of successful International Coolmore sire Tale of the Cat who has notched over 80 Stakes winners worldwide and boasts a strike rate (70%) to match the best. A half brother to...
Unnamed: Lovely,well mannered and well grown colt with a great pedigree. The family performs and they all can gallop. The celebrated blood of Adraan runs through this colts veins and he will run no doubt....
Chatterbell: A TWO TIME WINNER IN FOAL AND SERVICE FOR $900 !! THATS BLOODY CHEAP !! CHATTERBELL WAS A DUAL WINNER IN PROVINCIAL VICTORIA AND CAME FOURTH IN THE CITY. SHE COMES FROM A VERY GOOD WINNING FAMILY SHE...
Unnamed: A winner of 5 Group 1's in four countries, STARCRAFT conquered both hemispheres. The 2004 Australian 3YO Champion, STARCRAFT won the AJC Australian Derby [G1], the AJC Chipping Norton S. [G1] and the...
Unnamed Syndication/shares: NOT A SINGLE DOUBT â€“ AVARICE (NZ) 2011 chestnut filly BY ONE OF THE HOTTEST SIRES IN AUSTRALIA THIS FILLY LOOKS JUST LIKE BLUE DIAMOND WINNER â€œMIRACLES OF LIFEâ€ - MAYBE SHE IS...
El Nino
Changeintheweather
Unnamed: Beautiful filly by the ill-fated War Pass who produced only two crops before his premature death in Kentucky in 2010. In his very short stud career War Pass has produced stakeswinners in both...
Unnamed: This big, strong colt is by triple Group One winning miler Haradasun. Haradasun is a half-brother to five time Group winner Elvstroem. Haradasun himself won over distances from 1100m to 1600m...
Swift Alliance
Clangalang
Mint Lane
Unnamed: The SNITZEL breed are flying and especially his fillies. Gerald Ryan is also the "KING OF THE SNITZELS"! He trained the sire and has had an uncanny skill with the progeny...they all win under his...
Unnamed: This colt is bred to be a sprinter of great quality...speed on speed. The mare Miss Terrain won the Listed Merson Cooper Stakes at 2 and is a half sister to one of my former horses SECATEURS who was...
Smoke 'em Up: THIS IS THE CHEAPEST IN FOAL MARE ON BLOODSTOCK !!! "SMOKE 'EM UP" IS A BEAUTIFUL MARE IN FOAL TO THE YOUNG REDOUTES CHOICE STALLION "DELIGHTFUL CHOICE" SHE HAS A RECENT PREG TEST CERTIFICATE. SHE...
May'haab
Unnamed: Quality Thoroughbred Syndications are proud to offer shares in this Super Vobis and Vobis Gold precocious TOP shelf Colt by Champion sire SNITZEL out of the dam Hunters Heroine (Reset). This Colt has...
Unnamed: Quality Thoroughbred Syndications are proud to offer shares in this lovely Super Vobis and Vobis Gold Qualified HIGH CHAPARRAL filly out of the dam GIVEN by CANNY LAD . This filly has a great...
Desert Bride: Desert Bride is a sound mare that is by the top class broodmare sire in Desert King. He is the sire of the dams of the likes of Group 1 Winner Eagle Falls!! Desert Bride is a 1/2 sister to 3 winners...
Group: Group is a lovely mare by the Champion sire in Sir Tristram, sire of the dams of an amazing 34 Group 1 Winners!! She is out of the multiple stakes winner Lucky Witch! Group is a 1/2 sister to 4...
She's Blessed: Offered for immediate sale is She's Blessed a city winning mare I/F to Bowness Studs Bon Hoffa. She's Blessed comes from a family of multiple winners including the Stakes placed winner of 12 Fire at...
Unnamed: GO RACING WITH A FRIEND! Buy one share in this exciting colt and we will give you another share for you or a friend absolutely FREE! So two shares for the up front price of one. Obviously the ongoing...
Longhorn
Maramonde: You won't want to miss this great deal... Nice Big Strong Winning Broodmare by "Monde Bleu" selling as a 3 In 1 Package. This young active mare is being sold with a free moving colt foal at foot by...
Patronize: By a Champion Sire of Sire Redoute's Choice! Is a 1/2 brother to the Champion Sprinter and one of the best sire in the land, Exceed and Excel! Already produced the stakes placed Jestpatim! Covered...
Musical Comedy: Musical Comedy is a big chestnut mare out of the good filly Francis Fair. Her full sister was a speedster and she produced the oddly named metropolitan winner Slow Talkin Walter who won 6 races. She...
Miss Thunder: A beautiful bay mare who is a half sister to the champion mare Northwood Plume who was Australasia's top filly in 1994/5 winning 3 Group 1 races in Sydney and Melbourne including the VRC Oaks and...
YEARLING FILLY: Beautifully conformed bay filly. Early foaling. By Lonhro's exciting sire son, Torch Relay, a 2yo winning half brother to G1 SPORTS, G2 SEIKA and G3 MEDALS. This filly has been transferred to...
Unnamed: SUPER VOBIS NOMINATED A strong compact colt who is eager to please. Xrays available. Second foal of mare Elusvie Doll and plenty of black type in pedigree.
Unnamed: A real running type of filly by Jet Spur who is doing everything right. He currently has 96 individual winners this season including the stakes winners Biggles, Emmalene and Belle D'Amour. She is the...
Unnamed: This well grown strapping colt is buy Jet Spur who is is doing a super job with 114 individual winners including the stakes winners Biggles, Emmalene and Belle D'Amour. His half brother by falvelon...
Man of Illusion
Unnamed: Lovely Jet Spur Filly out of a city winning mare who is a 1/2 sister to the dam of the multiple G1 Winner Booming! This filly is a full sister to the city winner Test Pilot as well as two other...
Unnamed: Cracking Husson colt out of a Danasinga mare that is a 1/2 sister to Palos Verdes, the multiple stakes winning mare that is the dam of the multiple G1 Winner and Cox Winner El Segundo.. PERON wins...
Gold World: This good looking SYDNEY METRO WINNING Mare by RESET out of the BELONG TO ME Mare THE LOT is half sister to another good quality Galloper, the in form BART CUMMINGS Trained SYDNEY METRO Galloper MR...
Sea Island: SEA ISLAND is a Group 1 producing dam from a top class Group 1 producing family . Her son is AJC Metropolitan Hcp winner HERCULIAN PRINCE, a winner of 9 races in total and $604,414 in prize money ....
Tennessee Robyn: This mare is easy to handle and comes from the well known Tenessee family which is always producing winners. She is out of the group 2 winning Bletchingly mare Tennessee Morn this makes her a half...
Unnamed: This Hidden Dragon filly is an October foal, well grown, QTIS eligible and from the family of Catbird, Danbird, Pillar of Hercules, Maizcay, Donna Dior and Yesterday.
Unnamed: What blood this good looking colt has, from the RAINBOW QUEST sireline, out of a DANEHILL DANCER mare, that is out of a FAIRY KING mare that is out of a DARSHAAN mare that is out of a winning HABITAT...
Unnamed: By SPEEDY Sire out of a RUNNING mare, is there any other way to buy your horses? By the LIGHTNING FAST Murphy's Blu Boy out of handy racemare Swanky Bar, a City winning granddaughter of the Great...
Unnamed: Attractive filly by O'Lonhro, Lonhro's Group 2 winning son. O'Lonhro comes from a wonderful female family being out of Mamzelle Pedrille, he is a half brother to M'Lady Pedrille and Madame Pedrille...
Unnamed: FLR are delighted to welcome another Al Maher to the stables and this colt - a full brother to 4-time Listed winner Epic Dragon - is a very promising racing prospect. Al Maher is a Group 1 winning...
Unnamed: Join First Light Racing and Ellerton Zahra Racing in racing this outstanding filly by now GROUP 1 PRODUCING SIRE Northern Meteor from the Flying Spur mare Supriya. The explosive son of Encosta De...
Yellow and Black: By the Champion Broodmare Sire WESTERN SYMPHONY, broodmare sire of Champion racemare SUNLINE, DESERT SKY, GROWL, GLAMMIS, etc, etc. Yellow and Black is the dam of Stakes winner BOUDI WOUDI, winner of...
Rani: Rani is out of Hultarani(USA) by SHADEED(USA) She is 16hh and was lightly raced. Is Half sister to 2 stakes placegetters including Find The Cash who ran 2nd to Alinghi in the Blue Diamond Prelude...
Unnamed: An exciting racing prospect for freshman sire WANTED - the best performed son of Fastnet Rock to head to stud! This strong and athletic colt is a flashy chestnut from a family his Group 1 winning...
Unnamed: Bred on same Good Journey - Perugino cross as Happy Trials. Mares 1st foal Stratifies won a 3yo 1100 at Nowra. 1st 4 Dams all Sydney Winners. Outstanding Filly
Unnamed: Lovely 2yo filly by the now deceased stallion War Pass! The Champion US 2YO! He has started off his career in flying fashion, already producing 4 stakes winners including the stakes winning 2YO in...
Unnamed: This colt is fully paid up for BOBâ€™s Two and Three year old season bonus scheme and the lucrative $ 5.65 million MAGIC MILLION RACE SERIES. EXCEED AND EXCEL (by Danehill) When it comes to...
Epic Faith: Epic Faith is a sound 4yo mare by consistent sire Dash For Cash. Well bred, she is a daughter of a Stakes Placed mare. She has started 17 times for two wins and five placings! A versatile filly, she...
Unnamed: The most dominant staying blood in the Southern Hemisphere! A huge opportunity to substantial financial return...Outstanding racing prospect and genuine broodmare potential. This filly will be...
Unnamed: Trained by one of the best in the business, Mick Price, from his Caulfield stables. Personally selected by Melbourne's leading trainer, Mick Price to join his Group 1 winning stables in Caulfield....
Unnamed: Nice correct filly who has been well handled, Good to lead, worm and have feet trimmed. She has a sensible nature and tries to please. One of the last Bletchley Park's available. Has not been...
Unnamed: This stunning looking yearling filly is from the second crop of the outstanding sprinter Kaphero! Sheâ€™s from Estambella, who is a half sister the Multiple Group winner Rustic Dream and the...
Unnamed: For the serious thoroughbred enthusiast and breeding buff! Fillies donâ€™t come any more valuable than her! Her Grandam was the $5million mare MILANOVA Her Dam was the $625K Weanling PRETTY...
Unnamed Syndication/shares: A Group 2 winner himself as a two-year-old in the 2005 Toddman Stakes â€“ Written Tycoon is the sire of 44 winners, with well over 50% runners to winners earning him the crown of the 2010/11...
Moments I Treasure: MOMENTS I TREASURE comes from one of the best families in the US Stud Book. Her third dam is Blue Hen KAMAR . She is a half sister to 10 winners including 2012 US Group 1 winner ALPHA (Saratoga...
All Trouble: Very nice mare by Bletchley Park, sire of the dam of 94 winners including the stakes winners Covertly, Grand Nirvana So Secret etc. HUGE REDUCTION ON ORIGINAL MARE HAS TO GO GREAT PRICE HALF THE...
Unnamed: ** Updated News** Two-year-old Shaft filly has been named Short Shift and has made her debut, winning easily at Muswellbrook and will now head towards the Inglis Challenge at Scone - check out...
Unnamed: The colt pictured above is a cracking type of colt and to my eye looks to be very much a two year old type. He has a good girth, terrific shoulder and is very strong in the hindquarters. I loved the...
Bon Viaggio: In work with Darren Weir came 7th in jump out Colac last Tuesday, Best offer. Out of a Flying Spur mare.
Unnamed: DUPORTH's first Lot at Easter Sale sells for $170K to the Mick Price Stable! Impeccably bred to succeed in the breeding barn, DUPORTH is by Vinery's foundation sire Red Ransom, out of STAGING, a...
Unnamed: *** UPDATE From Bjorn Baker - 28/5/2013 - The Alamosa filly is doing everything well. She is a nice filly with a wonderful attitude. It is very early days but I like her. *** A great opportunity to...
Unnamed: Big bold colt. Correct in conformation and slashing sort from WINNING FAMILY. 20 Shares at $950 per share and $150 per month covers costs. Nb. SET MONTHLY FEE Trained by Barbara Joseph and Paul Jones...
Unnamed: For lease Untried VOBIS qualified 3YO Filly. Just back from the breaker and ready to commence a racing preparation. An opportunity to get into a horse without having to wait a long period before...
Supreme Minstrel: Supreme Minstrel is a lovely 16hh mare that is an easy breeder & a fantastic mother with a great temperament. Mare is only being sold as we are retaining her 2 year old filly by Snippetson to race &...
Star of Ella: Star of Ella is by Honours List, sire of Doncaster winner TRIPLE HONOUR from the Star Shower mare Stars Above, herself the dam of a Doncaster winner, PATEZZA. The family boasts plenty of black type...
Unnamed: Sired by son of Choisir, Dreamscape this athletic well natured colt is from multiple city winning mare Blood Angel. A tenacious, speedy racemare that won over 1100m and placed at Randwick and...
Glove: Outstanding 5YO mare that has been in full work and is only 3 weeks off racing. She was a very impressive winner at Warwick Farm over 1600m last prep in a benchmark 75. She also ran a very close 2nd...
Delago Pilli: Delago Pilli is a sound 7YO gelding that is currently in full work and due to race within the next 3 weeks. He has some of the best form lines around QLD winning 3 of his last 4 starts with his only...
Unnamed: This colt is currently in work at Warwick Farm, and has been through the barriers twice, and galloped on the 2yo grass. He is an outstanding type, very athletic, with a fantastic temperament. He is...
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Unnamed: *** Stop The Press - If you did not see the win of OSSENHAGEN, Find the Replay!!!! Bendigo 29/5/13 Race 8 *** Cracking looking Colt by Ad Valorem, a young stallion doing a wonderful job at stud. He...
Unnamed: An opportunity to purchase a son of Real Saga out of a Royal Academy mare. A strong, powerful son of Real Saga, who will be an early type. With Real Saga progeny averaging $120,000 at Magic Millions...
Unnamed: An opportunity to secure an athletic son of Domesday out of a 1/2 sister to a Group 1 winner. With Domesday progeny averaging $75,000 at the 2013 Magic Millions sale, here is an opportunity to secure...
Unnamed: If you'd like to see your horse run as a two year old, then here's the filly for you. This nice filly is by SO SECRET who was a very fast racehorse on the track winning 5 races (all on city tracks)...
Unnamed: Standing around 15.2 hh, this lovely filly has been given plenty of time to mature and is now ready for the next phase of her life. She is genuinely untried and unbroken. A 3YO by Falvelon, he is the...
Unnamed: Speed on Speed - Bred to be early and bred to be Super Quick!! Our Supreme Filly is by a: CHAMPION 2YO COLT CHAMPION 3YO COLT CHAMPION SPRINTER & NOW ..... CHAMPION SIRE Our Filly is from a: REAL...
Unnamed: To be raced by our All Female Syndicate "Dream Girls", this outstanding Flying Spur filly out of a unraced Lonhro mare, with a Black Type family. She has all the bloodlines of the successful sires,...
Russian Rites: This mare has a A+ pedigree pattern for those who need it as part of their breeding programme. Mating her to a son of Fastnet Rock would be a positive decision, or go to Host for instance for a...
Unnamed: This High Quality Individual by Champion Sire FASTNET ROCK out of a Red Ransom mare has been bred for success, he is an outstanding looking colt and has the build of an elite athlete. He is an...
Unnamed: UPDATE 15th JUNE: The video did her first piece of fast work this morning and impressed her trainer, Bjorn Baker. Please see the new video (above photo on right) where you can see her training, as...
Unnamed: ONEMORENOMORE is by Vineryâ€™s foundation sire Red Ransom out of G3 winning PALIA (AJC Emancipation S. [G3]), a full sister to LADY CAPEL who is the dam of Patinack sire CASINO PRINCE. An $800K...
Unnamed: SEE VIDEOS (above right) of him having a jump-out and at his first Saturday of track work! He's closest to the camera. UPDATE 24 May: This colt has just completed a three week orientation into racing...
Unnamed: Fantastic opportunity to buy a racy daughter of leading sire Choisir. A lovely filly with a good shoulder, she is a good style of filly with a nice hind quarter. By world dominator Choisir, sire of...
Unnamed: A great opportunity to buy a Colt by a Champion sire from a wonderful racemare. This colt is a strong individual, is a good size and has a lovely deep girth. By Golden Slipper winner and Champion...
Ora Smytzer: Rory's Jester Mare! He is the sire of the dams of 32 Stakes including G1 Winners Wahid, Southern Lord, Reward for Effort! She is a half sister to the Champion 3yo filly in South Africa and champion...
Unnamed: Bjorn Baker Racing & Hurst Park are offering shares in this outstanding colt by Zabeel for $12,500 per 5%. Contact us if you have interest in a smaller share. With the exceptional contribution and...
Bacharach: This is your last chance to get a Nothing to Lose foal & at half the service fee. This Marscay Mare is in foal to Nothing to Lose, sadly his last crop. This mare has had 5 foals to race with 4...
Unnamed: Unbeaten as a 2YO, AD VALOREM secured G1 success at his third and final start as a juvenile (Middle Park S. [G1]), recording the fastest time in history. Although not winning a race as a 3YO, AD...
Unnamed: We have this lovely 1st foal filly from 6 time city winning Lion Hunter mare that we are looking to lease out. She is a well grown and athletic type. She hasn't been prepared for sales and is in...
Unnamed: First Light Racing are delighted to offer shares in this promising Stratum colt from the mare Mehitabel - a producer of 4 runners for 4 winners - and descending from a phenomenal racing family. This...
Unnamed: PLEASE NOTE: ONLY TWO SHARES REMAIN IN THIS FILLY First Light Racing are delighted to offer shares in a filly by Charge Forward from Endearment (ex Danehill) - a full sister to emerging 2YO Let's...
Unnamed: * READY TO BE BROKEN IN - AN EARLY 2 YEAR OLD IN THE MAKING AND ALSO RETURN FOR YOU AS A 2 YEAR OLD * * NOTE * - The breeder/owner is happy to negotiate retaining part ownership or lease shares with...
Unnamed: **FREE REPLACEMENT OFFER** (as detailed in PDS) How long will it be before FOREPLAY produces a Golden Slipper Winner ?? In my opinion not long, as he is already the sire of Decision Time who ran...
Trista's Sista: Lovely maiden mare in foal to Ustinov. This mare is from a wonderful bred family her lines include Marscay, Biscay and also Lunchtime and on her dam side posesses Sir Tristam bloodlines. In foal to...
Unnamed: You will go a long way to find a better put together colt than this bloke by exciting first season sire I Am Invincible. We went looking for a horse to make the early two year-old races and we came...
Unnamed: Share price includes all costs to 31/7/13 (refer to PDS) To be trained at Lindsay Park Euroa by Hall of Fame Trainer, David Hayes This flashy looking colt is from an exceptional family- he has no...
Unnamed: Share price includes all costs until 31 July 2013 (refer PDS for details) To be trained by Hall of Fame Trainer David Hayes. Fastnet Rock is currently the leading sire in Australia and he has been...
Ricepower: Vendor very motivated to sell!!! Big Strong Stylish Well Built Boom Proof Broodmare 16.2 Hands. Has a Strong Black Type female family with multiple winners that include (RiceMan, Jutland, Pago's King...
Veightjuice: Vendor very motivated to sell!!! Nice Young Strong Winning Mare 3/4 Sister to "Maitland Gold" who is a GROUP 2 Winner. She has a good solid female family with her 2yo currently working very well at a...
Unnamed: Share price includes all costs to 31/7/13 (refer to PDS). This filly is out of a full-sister to the dam of the sale topping colt (Lot 251 Fastnet Rock-Smart Company) which sold for $1.35 million...
Unnamed: Nice well grown correct filly by Gonski. Racy type from stakes winning and placing family. With a Domesday, Bernardini and Snitzel to come through from her dam's sister , who knows where it will...
Bella Rosso: Bella's half brother DECOUPEZ now has 2 wins a secondand a third from five starts this prep. He is answering every challenge given so far. She is also a winning half sister to Bagot Hcp winner,...
Unnamed: Hand selected by Sydney's leading trainer, Chris Waller to join his Group 1 winning stables at Rosehill. The colt hails from a Stallions making family that include Catbird, Danbird and Pillar of...
Unnamed: Only 5 Shares remain in this Oaks Type of Filly. She is a full sister to Sydney metropolitan winner SLIVOVITZ - Winner of last three starts including the ATC SCHWEPPES HANDICAP OVER 2400m. Nadeem was...
Cusped: 20th April - CUSPED'S 3yo half brother CASUAL CHOICE (by CHOISIR) finishes second in the Listed ATC South Pacific Classic (1400m) at Randwick, to be his dam's third stakes horse . CUSPED is a winner...
Unnamed: SEBRING (by More Than Ready) Speed on Purespeed is the pedigree of Champion two-year-old and Golden Slipper winner SEBRING and this is the same quality that he is putting into his progeny. Unmatched...
Unnamed: Very nice 2yo colt by the Group 1 Winner Any Given Saturday. He has sired 78 individual winners including the stakes winner Dixie Lady. He is the second foal out of Saucy Minx, a winning Tale of the...
Frothy: Frothy is a very nice mare by the top class broodmare sire Danasinga (167 winners & 12 Stakes Winners). She is a 1/2 sister to the multiple Group 3 winner in Voltiare as well the city winners Posas...
Unnamed: Lovely yearling filly by a Group 1 Winning son of Danehill in Shinzig. He has already produced the very promising 3YO gelding in Psychic Mick, a winner of 4 of his 6 starts including a stakes race a...
Unnamed: NOT A SINGLE DOUBT (by Redouteâ€™s Choice) By the Champion sire of sires REDOUTEâ€™S CHOICE, himself a son of the legendary DANEHILL, NOT A SINGLE DOUBT is continuing on in the footsteps of...
Unnamed: ENCOSTA DE LAGO (by Fairy King) The Champion Sire of 2007/08 and 2008/09 and runner-up a further 4 times. The sire of no less than 20 individual Group 1 winners including Aloha, Alinghi, Racing To...
Unnamed: NORTHERN METEOR (by Encosta de Lago) When it comes to hot young sire prospects it just doesnâ€™t get any sexier than NORTHERN METEOR and the same can be said for his progeny. Bold, classy types,...
Unnamed: This could be your chance at Racetrack glory and become a serious superannuation policy. Sometimes people get lucky in life, others make their own luck! Race this filly from the Â¾ Sister to the...
Unnamed: 2yr old gelding that was broken in 6 months ago and did some cattle work before being turned out and left to grow. He is a half brother to Toowoomba galloper OUTBACK LEGEND who has had 9 starts of 3...
Old Bamboo: Bamboo was left to mature and was broken in 6 month ago. Did some mustering off the break before being turned out. Returned to work 2 weeks ago, now in full feed and work. QTIS registration. Easy to...
Caught My Eye: Very nice mare currently in foal to Bianconi, sire of Group 1 Winners Niconi and Above Deck as well as recent stakes winner Fillydelphia. An outstanding sire, he has sired over 473 individual winners...
Unnamed: *** BROKEN IN & AT THE JOHN O'SHEA STABLE - INSPECT HIM AT RANDWICK NOW!*** *From the first Australian crop of proven US sire MEDAGLIA D'ORO, a Gr1 winner at 3, 4 & 5 & sire of US Champion RACHEL...
Unnamed: *** BROKEN IN & AT THE JOHN O'SHEA STABLE - INSPECT HIM AT RANDWICK NOW!*** *He's by dual hemisphere CHAMPION 2YO Sire MORE THAN READY (sire of SEBRING & MORE JOYOUS). This striking colt is a mirror...
Mighty Appealing: Mighty Appealing winner at Mildura has been in paddock for 18 months ready to go straight into work Please call adam 0427 166 177 or via email
Hedgerow: SHE IS A 1/2 SISTER TO VERY CANNY WINNER OF OVER $200,000!!THIS MARE HAS A SUPER SAVER COLT ON FOOT WHICH IS A GREAT TYPE BUT WILL BE WEANED OFF AND SOLD ON HIS OWN. SO JUST SELLING THE MARE. PLEASE...
Unnamed: A quality three year old filly by Wonderful World, from the same family as Seto Bridge (Newcastle Gold Cup Gr2 and SAJC St Ledger Gr3) and New Zealand horse of the year Xcellent (winner of six Group...
Always Dreamin': Lovely 4yo mare by the top class sire in Mossman, sire of 21 Stakes Winners including Buffering, Love Conquers All and Ofcourseican. She is out of the Stakes Placed Jeune mare Lifelong Dream who has...
Stormin' Houston: Massive quality mare standing at 16.3h and well build, currently in foal to Danehill stallion Maximum Appeal. Confirmed 2 months in foal as of 21/01/13. Please forward inquires via email or call adam...
Zerelda Bird: Zerelda Bird is a big strong mare who had very much thrown to her broodmare sire, ZABEEL. She is a half sister to SPINNAWITCH, a very talented racehorse who has won three races including the Listed...
Unnamed: *** FIRST WINNER FOR BON HOFFA*** By Group 1 winner of the MRC Sir Rupert Clarke S., G1, Bon Hoffa. His oldest progeny are just 2yo's and he has had 1 runner for a very unlucky 2nd in a photo finish....
Unnamed: By Delzao, Encosta De Lago's son known best for his placing behind Champion Lonhro in the Australian Cup. Delzao has sired 38 winners to date from limited progeny to race. This filly comes from a...
Unnamed: ONLY 5% REMAINS Superb Yearling Filly with Outstanding Broodmare Residual ! By a Champion Sire FASTNET ROCK From The Sensational Racemare DYNAMIC LOVE (by Brave Warrior) 7 Wins -4 at 2 - to 1400m &...
Miss Explosive: STOP PRESS: 13th April 2013 - GUELPH wins the Group 1 ATC Sires Produce Stakes to become her sires' 7th individual 2yo SW this season. EXCEED AND EXCEED is dominating the 2yo sire's premiership, with...
River Duchess: Hello Breeders/Buyers We have personally raced one of her foal and he was a winner - mighty appealing This mare is out of the famous hasty snob family the mare currently has a chestnut foal at foot...
Unnamed: MAGIC MILLIONS COLT by Real Saga - sire of this years Millions winner Real Surreal, out of Fupeg Magic. All costs paid up until 1st may 2013! This cracking colt will be the first of many trained by...
Nice Night: STOP PRESS: late May 2013 - at the Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale, the lowest price paid for a mare in foal to STAR WITNESS (6 sold) was $44,000. NICE NIGHT can be purchased for nearly...
Unnamed: LAST CHANCE TO BUY AS SHE WILL BE GOING IN TO TRAINER WITH IN TWO WEEK. Nice well put together type 3yo about 15.3 hands fast off the mark broken in ready to go into work,race or polo horse strong...
Unnamed: Very attractive Domesday filly from a running family. Her dam has already produced the Pedragon gelding that has been placed in 2012/13 and still has a 2yo by Any Given Saturday and a 3yo by Monde...
Fantastrick: Fantastrick is by the 1997 US horse of the year "Favorite Trick" and out of the Group 2 winning mare "Flight to Fantasy" who in turn is a half to Apache King winner of the Group 1 Adelaide Cup....
Magic Amber: Nice type mare with plenty of black type in family. Throws exceptional foals. Has a Stratum 2 year old colt going well with Tony Noonan - start this year. This mare is by top broodmare sire Zeditave....
Unnamed: BIG REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au/KENDA_PARK/HOME.html This filly is by the exciting stallion READY'S IMAGE, a leading north american first crop yearling sire in...
Juicy Lady: Price slashed get in quick. Foal out of half sister, 'Lady of The House' just made $330000 at Karaka sales..... In foal to the great SO YOU THINK,enough said.. Great family here out of KARAMEA LADY,...
Rosa Mundi: Big, strong Danewin mare who was a provincial winner. Danewin is the broodmare sire of 113 winners in the stakes winners Gold Trail, Tanby, Fawkner, Twilight Savings etc She is out of a city winning...
Sweet Miss Ruby: Attractive potential broodmare by Rubiton from a Grosvenor mare. Rubiton is an outstanding broodamre sire already producing 410 individual winners and 18 Stakes Winners such as Playing God, Seventh...
Unnamed: This attractive filly is ready to run. She is by Econsul who has sired 23 winners to date. Econsul has sired two Black type horses and both are bred on the same cross as this filly, all of them are...
Our Kitty: Our Kitty is a stakes-placed daughter of TALE OF THE CAT out of an unraced SIR TRISTRAM mare. She's a five times winner from 1200 to 2400 metres and placed second in a Group 3. Her dam is a sister to...
Unnamed: Nice moving, flashy Colt by Sammy Sequalo, who is by one of QLD's most successful sires in modern era Sequalo. Sire of 547 individual winners with earnings over $31.5 million. Sammy Sequalo himself...
Shining Sunbeam: Winning Jungle Pocket mare. Was a $70,000 yearling at the NZ Premier sale. Has produced 2 nice foals so far. Her Artie Schiller colt sold to Colin Little for $23,000. Good conformation and physically...
Unnamed: Lovely attractive filly by HIGH CHAPARRAL, from a pedigree loaded with black type, nearly 40 stakes winners under the first 4 dams, the family is a consistant source of black type performers in both...
Halloween Mist: Proven broodmare with a fantastic strike rate with her progeny to date. 7 to race For 6 Winners. UPDATE "ENEMY UNDERFIRE" WINNING AT WAGGA 23/04/13. Approx 16.2hh.Easy breeder/great mum and knows...
Karenina: Karenina comes from a nice family with includes FANTASTIC LIGHT, LETRICE & LEICA GOV. She has had one foal by Dubleo which we have retained to race. Nice quiet mare, good to handle. In foal to Red...
Rising King: ***NO BETTER TYPE & VALUE *** For genuine quick sale, horse is currently in pre training and showing plenty , if not sold quickly will be raced by owners. Big beautiful moving and sensible horse who...
Unnamed: Cracking colt by Singspiel's well related son Kingspiel. He is out of a Hurricane Sky mare from a running colonial family. His grand dam is Group 2 Wakeful Stakes winner Dream of the Dance who has...
Top Classic: Top Classic is a nice young broodmare prospect by Champion New Zealand sire O'Reilly, being offered with a positive cover to proven stallion Statue of Liberty. A winner herself, Top Classic is a...
Unnamed Yearling: By leading sire SPEIGHTSTOWN. Sire of 5 crops, 463 foals, 370 starters, 39 black type winners, 279 winners, including Essence Hit Man (Champion, $1,100,274), Jersey Town ($789,668, Hill 'n' Dale...
Unnamed Yearling: By ORPEN (1996), Champion, $19,046,988. Sire of 10 crops. 1100 foals, 670 starters, 65 black type winners, 383 winners, $19,046,988, including Blu Constellation (ITY) (Champion, $291,392), White Snow...
Unnamed: This yearling filly is by the very popular sire in Beautiful Crown and is out a very good producing mare Geiger Doll, as you can see with the photos she is in very good condition and has great scope...
Unnamed: This well grown bay colt is from the Canadian Silver mare She's So Cool, a half sister to the multiple stakes performer SHOW BIZ KID, and closely related to Queensland Oaks winners Eye Shadow and...
Centafaith: ********************* STOP PRESS ******************** We think this is a stunning mare and to prove a point last week end we entered her in the Hunter Arabians Inc All Breeds Show. Not only did she...
Unnamed: Nice looking 2 yr old colt from much talked about stallion who was very speedy during racing career. Exceedingly Good was a Group 3 Winning 2yo and the first son of Exceed and Excel to go to stud....
Unnamed: Good type. From a Sea Road mare with black type in pedigree. Has been gelded, broken in and pre trained and is ready to run with no more major expense. By Exceedingly Good, a Group 3 Winning 2yo and...
Unnamed: Nicely put together 2yo old gelding by a much talked about stallion who was very quick when he was racing. Exceedingly Good was a Group 3 Winning 2yo and the first son of Exceed and Excel to go to...
Wishes: Bay mare - Foaled 1998 Exceptional Danehill broodmare for sale. An asset for any thoroughbred stud. Very good temperament . Race Record: 5 wins 1350 to 1600m. SIRE: Danehill (USA) by Danzig and...
Boots 'n' Blue: Very nice young 10yo mare that is a 1/2 sister to the Group 3 Winner Flaming.. She has only had the two to race for one winner and one placegetter, including the 4 x winner Glass Boots. The 3yo by...
Unnamed: Lovely colt by Hotel Grand, sire of the VRC Derby Winner Fiveandahalfstar! Hotel Grand is also the sire of 21 individual winners as well as the stakes placed Metonymy. This colt is out of a 5 x...
Unnamed: Very nice 3yo filly by the Group 1 Winner Barely A Moment. She has been handled, but not broken in for racing. Has simply been given plenty of time to mature and now ready to commence her racing...
Gold Appeal: Lovely mare that has already produced 3 winners including Absolute Star, who ran 4th in the Listed SAJC Guineas. A winner herself over 1400m, this mare is a 1/2 sister to the stakes winners Starbucks...
Unnamed: This very attractive filly is by AJC Sires Produce stakes winner Excites. Excites (a stallion by Danewin and Staging) has sired several winners in his first crop. The filly is the second foal of Five...
Let Me Rock: Winner @ Toowooba Maiden22/9/12 Third Class 1 13/10/12 Very sound Horse Owner Retiring Good to ride, Shoe & Float
Devali: BIG REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au/KENDA_PARK/HOME.html Devali is the most lovely mare, so easy to handle and a great mum. She is a big girl with excellent...
Nuts About Jugah: Nuts About Jugah was city winning mare that won over $100k in prize money. She is a 1/2 sister to 4 winners including Ze'dar, who is the dam of the 6 x winner and stakes placed gelding Eros, who also...
Star's Delight: STAR'S DELIGHT is an attractive commercial mare by proven stallion ZEDITAVE and is being offered in foal to WANTED, Group 1 winning son of champion sire FASTNET ROCK. STAR'S DELIGHT is a well bred...
Catalina Spark: THIS STUNNING MARE IS A GREAT TYPE HAS A LOVELY TEMP AND WOULD MAKE A GREAT RIDING HORSE OR BROODMARE!!!SHE IS A FULL SISTER TO BLACK TYPE HORSE GEYSER PEAK AND IN HER SECOND DAM YOU HAVE THE...
Unnamed: This lovely filly is a 1/2 sister to a stakes winner. To be trained by leading trainer Chris Waller at Rosehill. This filly is an "A" on the "Nick's" rating meaning the cross between the dam and sire...
Endearment (Ire): Endearment comes from an International female family that is littered with top class Black Type performers. A lovely pedigree. Endearment is sold with a positive test ( and live foal guarantee) to...
Unnamed: Lovely first foal out of a Galilio mare. He is by Exceedingly Good, the stakes winning 2yo and first son of Exceed and Excel to stand at stud. A big, strong and well muscled colt, he has been broken...
Sutton Review: Stakeswinning mare tested positive in foal to Street Cry's Stakewinning son Globetrotter who's oldest are just yearlings and are most impressive types and sold very well at the 2013 sales Reports...
Unnamed: A well muscled yearling filly by exciting young stallion, Kaphero, out of a versatile multiple city winning mare. Her dam, Mystic Melody, won 7 races, over 1200-2200m & from a family littered with...
Smart'n'cute: Smart 'n' Cute is lovely style of a mare that was good enough to win on the racetrack. Not only was she smart enought to win but she did so at the strong provincial track of Hawkesbury. She is a half...
Unnamed: Unraced 3yo QTIS filly by Minardi (USA) from the Singingintherain (USA) mare Magnolia Rain. Magnolia Rain has had 2 foals to race, both winners. Let's Not by Kbenjar was a QTIS 2yo winner in...
Unnamed: Well growen Filly by Clang, sire of Group 1 Winners Clangalang, Calaway Gal and Black Piranha. She is out of a 4 x winning mare that is a 1/2 sister to a Group 3 Winner! This filly is also a 1/2...
Core She Can: Large frame mare with a filly foal at foot by Nothing To Lose! The filly is an absolute cracker! Nothing to lose is the sire of 11 Individual Winners including the Stakes Winner Silver City and the...
Mrs Thatcher: Mrs Thatcher is being offered as a racing or breeding prospect and her price has been reduced to move her on. She has been broken in, educated and pre-trained. She is a big, powerful filly that has...
Unnamed: 3yo Easy Rocking Filly out of an Iglesia mare that is a 1/2 sister to NIAGARA! She was being prepared for the Magic Millions Breeze Ups in 2011 however was just a little bit immature so we decided to...
Unnamed: 4yo Mare by Speed Sire Minardi! This filly has been spelling in the paddock after having 1 preparation. She was being set for the Magic Millions Breeze Up sales however was not quite mature enough to...
Quite a Lady: Quite A Lady is a lovely mare that is being sold with a very nice Universal Prince filly at foot. Quite A Lady was a multiple winner on the track and is by Bianconi, sire of the dams of the Stakes...
Alenko: Alenko is a very nice mare that is currently in foal to Clangalang, sire of 67 individual winners, 4 stakes winners and 3 stakes placed horses. A 4 city winning mare, she is a 1/2 sister to 3 winners...
Unnamed: Outstanding filly by the same sire in Group 1 Winner Hay List. She is a 3/4 sister to Tempest Tost, winner of the 3yo Million Dollar Magic Millions race. This filly is out of Vodessa, a 1/2 sister to...
Vodessa: Vodessa is a mare with an outstanding pedigree. She is by Soviet Lad, a son of the great Nureyev, who is the sire of the dams of 4 stakes winners. This mare is out of Lady Violet, a city winning mare...
Monga Mist: Lovely mare by a son of the great Seattle Slew!! A 6 x winner of the track, she was very versatile winning from 1200 - 2300m. She is out of a Interstellar mare that has produced 4 to the track for 3...
Kaleura: Kaleura is lovely a mare that is currently empty. She is a 1/2 sister to 4 winners including Slade, who is the dam of the Stakes winner and Group 3 placed gelding, Feel the Noise. She is from the...
Unnamed: This unamed mare is by Group 1 winner Phizam who only covered a limited number of mares and had nearly a 50% runners to winners record. She is a out of a unraced full sister to the 23 times winner...
Unnamed: This unamed mare is by Group 1 winner Phizam who only covered a limited number of mares and had nearly a 50% runners to winners record. She is a out of a unraced full sister to the 23 times winner...
Unnamed: This unamed mare is a half sister to the smart 3 time winner Tatty, she is out of a half sister to the Stakes placed 6 time winner in CRIME OF PASSION. The family has thrown plenty of winners and...
Unnamed: This unamed mare by Star Pyramul is a full sister to 3 handy winners and also a half sister to the 14 time winner and multiple city winner STRANGE ADDICTION. This strong attractive mare comes from a...
Injoydeflight: 5yo Gelding by Dehere out of Joy of Flight! Bought as a yearling at the Easter sales in 2009, was purchased for $176,000. He is a 1/2 brother to the Gai Waterhouse trained Landing! He is still a...
Unnamed: Well grown, athletic, correct filly, nice early foal. Dam Beffy is a 3/4 sister to 2010 Group 1 Hong Kong Derby winner Super Satin. She has been raised on a stud in Central Queensland. Vet check and...
Unnamed: Had one small prep for racing showing big long stride and was easy to handle and ride. Worked through the barriers and had some short gallop work showing potential. For sale as owners no longer...
Lighted: 16hh bay mare in top condition, has been turned out since finished racing; good to shoe, float, worm etc. This mare has a temperament to die for. Will sell with full vet report on breeding potential....
Hot Fox: Athletic chestnut mare with good length ,raced at approx 510 kg , lightly raced retired sound
Blackberry Nip: Blackberry Nip is a 3 time winning Thorn Park mare and she is based in New Zealand. She has run up to Group class races. She is still sound and is still a racing or breeding proposition. She has had...
Court Kissing: Gentle easy to handle. Problem free breeder. Her dam is a 1/2 sister to LOVE "N" LAUGHTER. Grand dam is stakes winning mare RIVAGE. Related to ZEPHYR BAY EXCEPTIONAL ANGEL and sister to NATIVE MUSIC....
Countess of Tiba: Lovely mare with a very nice Duke of Marmalade colt at foot. Born 22nd September 2012. The Duke of Marmalades have made up to $700k in the sales ring and averaged $180k at the Sydney Easter Yearling...
Razz and Red: Great opportunity to secure a young nicely bred RED RANSOM broodmare in foal to top sire BEL ESPRIT sire of champion racehorse BLACK CAVIAR. RAZZ AND RED's sire, RED RANSOM, is a leading sire all...
Monashee Mountain
Love Conquers All
Unnamed: Cracking Econsul gelding out of a 3 x winning mare, who ran 4th in the Listed Maribyrnong Trial Stakes as a 2yo. She is a daughter of the G1 Winner of the Karrakatta Plate, Golden Unicorn. This big...
Unnamed Yearling: NOW AT BREAKERS , ULTRA IMPRESSIVE COLT , DARK BROWN , ALMOST BLACK ( Main photo taken recently , 2nd photo about 3 months ago ) 16hh , 510 kg's of quality horseflesh *** SURELY A GREAT READY TO RUN...
Ruby's a Flirt: By Stakes winning son of Kaapstad, McFlirt this winning mare is out of a two time winning Filante mare, Cyclone Ruby. McFlirt has sired over 80 winners in his career at stud including Black type...
Rumbalara (GB): Imported young mare by the same sire as European Champion mare Snow Fairy. Rumba foaled a big strong chestnut to Street Cry's Stakeswinning son Globetrotter, a Stakeswinner in the USA who is being...
Helene Mascot
Masterpiece
Refined Jewel: By AL MAHER the Sire of 11.1% Stakes horses to Runners, need we say more Here is your chance to race a very attractive Al Maher filly with Bjorn Baker at Warwick Farm, have a look at the shoulder and...
Unnamed: This filly was selected by the Hurst Park team and is aimed at having a Sprinter-Miler career should she show precocity for juvenile racing. She is in full work and has a great racing aptitude. Malua...
Couteau: Outstanding Filly by the Golden Slipper winner Sebring! She has just turned two, this lovely filly is to be trained by Bjorn Baker at Warwick Farm, Bjorn is the trainer of previous G1 Winners in...
Palace Kiss: Palace Kiss was a winning mare over 1600m in Ballarart. She was placed twice before being stopping due to injury. Palace Kiss is a strong, healthy and easy brood mare who rears outstanding foals....
Light's Gift: Country gelding by Blevic 6 starts 2 placings
Rage and Ruin: Never raced jumped out only, suit country or Provincial, Or nice riding horse.
Unnamed: This lovely 2yo filly has just began beingbroken in. She is very well grown with a lovely temperament. By the well performed 'Keep The Faith' who having won a 2YO race and collecting a stakes victory...
Good Golly Molly: 3yo Fomalhaut filly out of a Volksraad mare. Given time to mature, has grown into a good sized, well conformed filly. Had one full training preparation: coped very well and is ready to go. All...
Lottyliel: Lovely tall maiden Bellotto mare who was a city winner, city placed and was a tough campaigner. She is by Bellotto, the outstanding broodmare sire of nearly 1500 winners, including 28 Stakes Winners!...
Not Broken: Lovely mare Approx 15.2hh,hasn't been served in the last few seasons due to being tried as a show horse but since then her pedigree has taken off. I no longer have the finances to send her out so my...
Unnamed: Lovely Barely a Moment 2yo Filly! In the process of being broken in. Breaker reports she covers the ground really and is going very well. Very good size filly with good confirmation and a great...
Star of Ombra: Lovely multiple winning mare that is a 1/2 sister to 5 winners. I am looking to sell this mare raced in town with good results . By OMBRA DELLA SERA from the Star Kingdom female line. Contact for...
Unnamed: Already broken and ready to go to work. From the family and paddock of Hidden Kisses. Fully paid up for QTIS. This gelding is typical of the best of the breed. Broke in beautifully and has matured...
AGENCIA: This filly is QTIS registered and has successfully completed a pre-training campaign and now in work at Deagon. The filly is gearing up for her first start. This filly gets up and goes and is...
Moshe
Statue of Liberty
Shinzig
Sharkbite
Suppose: Suppose is a very nice mare that is currently empty! She is a daughter of the stakes placed Rory's Jester mare Acropora and a 1/2 sister to 3 winners. She comes from the family of the Italian Oaks...
Unnamed: DON'T MISS THIS ONE By Shaft out of a race winning Clang mare. Really Strong, Athletic type with good conformation and a good movement. GREAT VALUE IN THIS 2YO, VET CHECKS AND XRAY MORE THAN WELCOME...
Unnamed: An opportunity has arisen to purchase a share in this outstanding unnamed colt by the magnificent Bianconi (463 winners.) Bianconi has sired some well credentialed horses including speed sensation...
Our Miss Madison: This stunning Mare is ready to be a mum. She is by SOUTHERN IMAGE out of the QUEST FOR FAME Mare Miss Jackie. She is a WINNING MARE, winning and placing up to 1300ms. She is a Solid, well put...
Astronomer Royal
Magnus
Unnamed: Lovely filly by a half brother to Commands and Danewin, by Encosta De Lago! Bramshaw has already produced the impressive 2yo winner in Shawly Coco. This filly is the second foal of a Brave Hawk mare,...
Unnamed: Cracking Filly by one of the hottest young sires around - Pendragon! Pendragon has sired 12 individual winners including a double last week. He is the sire of "The Peak", the outstanding galloper in...
Bel Esprit
Wanted
Bushranger
Princess Style: Lovely Mare who is a 1/2 Sister to G1 Winner "Courts in Session". Princess Style currently has a lovely colt foal at foot by the G3 Winner & G1 Placed son of Rock of Gibraltar, Pillar of Hercules who...
Illustrious Blue
Unnamed: This SEBRING chestnut filly is from the stakes performed General Nediym mare Tranquility Base. A first foal born in early October, she is very well grown, and has already had an initial preparation...
Unnamed: An opportunity to race a super colt by a great family. By God's own who won the Caulfield Gunineas as a 3 yr old and has already sired 2 stakes winners and 79 winners. Out of Vassilli a half sister...
Faithful Mackillop: A great type of mare that would be a great addition to any breeding operation or as a great racing type. By Keep the Faith 5 time winner himself and sire of 81 winners including SW Dinkum Diamond,...
Wanton Spirit: wanton Spirit is a well put together mare that is ready to move onto a breeding operation or be placed back in work to continue to race. By the sire Invincible Spirit a 7 time winner and prolific...
Simply Aloof: Simply Aloof is out of the Sire Spectrum a 4 time winner including winning the Newmarket Champion. Spectrum a well known sire with 745 winners to his name. A half sister to a group one winner Always...
Ullapool: Ullapool is priced to sell and ready to be covered this season. She was unplaced on the track, put in the paddock and sadly forgot about. She comes from a handy family with her dam being a G3 Winner...
John's Legacy: Proven quality producing mare in foal to exciting young stallion. Winner of $153,175 prizemoney herself. Has thrown winners to anything she has been to. All multiple winners or city class. 16HH
Beautiful Trim: Half sister to current city performer Fire Up Fifi. She is a winner herself at 1600mtrs and only a young mare. From a winning dam line, her family has continued to improve. Plenty of upside. First...
Lady Fortrus: Lady Fortrus race record is 11 starts for 2 wins,1 second and 2 thirds. Her dam is a half sister to black types winner VIGIL and she is by Canny Lad. Has had a small injury but will still be able to...
Mugharreb
Fancy Yellow: Lovely big scopey Commands mare approx 16.3hh. Made $175k as a yearling. Out of a Marauding mare. Granddam is G1 winner Visit. From the family of Seething Duck, Sardana, Farnworth, Anyone Home,...
Trotamondo
Hinchinbrook
I Am Invincible
Stepaway: Stepwaway is a daughter of the multiple Group 1 Winner Giants Causeway. A son of the legendary Storm Cat, Giants Causeway is establishing himself as one of the leading broodmare sires in the world....
Magic Albert
Lil Miss Attitude: Here is an opportunity to purchase this lovely broodmare She is a nice roomy mare this being her third foal. She is very correct and has a terrific temperament . She has also proven herself to be...
Arlington
Balestrini
Proart
Unnamed: This filly has had a jump out and several serious hit outs. She is not far from racing. For those interested we have updated video that can be viewed on request. Please be aware that this horse will...
Unnamed: Your own Tiger Tees or Shamal Wind This colt is sired by the Leading Darley Stallion - Dubawi, an impressive winner at "Black typeâ€ level at two and three years old. Dubawi has produced a...
Nova Sofala
Iadore Tantrums: Iadore Tantrums is an unraced Commands mare that comes from a great winning family. Her two sisters that are currently racing for Darley have shown great potential on the race track. Shatters is her...
Foxwedge
Stellar Connection: Very correct and attractive chestnut mare. Dam is half to a G1 Winner. Has a 2011 Filly by Victoria's Champion Freshman Sire Bianconi (2012 service fee $9,900) Wasn't covered in 2011 season...
Coconut Grove
Viscount
Rogano
Unnamed: By Group 1 winning turf horse in America who has had a 16 individual winners including the stakes winner Silver City. Interest in Nothing To Lose's progeny is growing at a rapid rate with trainers...
Stryker
Conbibi: Conbibi is out of a city winning mare that is a 1/2 sisters to a Stakes Winner! A speedy mare who won 3 races from 1010 to 1400m, Conbibi is a 1/2 sister to two winners. By Canny Lad, one of the best...
Honor Kneads: Honor Kneads is by Danzig, a top class broodmare sire who is the sire of the dam of G1 Winner Typhoon Zed. She is a 1/2 to two winners and comes from the family of dual Group 1 Winner Dodge! She has...
Hurricane Princess: Hurricane Princess is a daughter of the city winning mare Folio. She is a 1/2 sister to 6 winners including the stakes placegetter and winner of nearly $300k in prize money Ra Eclipse as well as...
Dance the Stars: Outstanding Danehill Dancer mare from an terrific international black type family! Out of Galaxy Flyer, a multiple city winning mare, she is a 1/2 sister to 4 winners and has already produced a...
Red Arrow
Demerit
Unnamed- Magnus 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred MAGNUS 2009 FILLY. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks...
Blackfriars
Universal Ruler
Ilovethiscity
Husson Lightning
Saxon
Red Hot Choice
McFlirt
Hala Bek
Due Sasso
Danehill Express
Oratorio
Dick Turpin
Planet Five
Vital Equine
Flying Pegasus
War Chant
Musket
Discorsi
Heritage
Scandal Keeper
Diatomic
Matawin: BILEENA STUD statistics: since 2009, 12 sold, 9 to race, 6 winners, one knocking on the door with three 2nd's from 9 starts. This gelding is out of a Grand Lodge mare who has already produced two...
Purrcussionist: SUPER VOBIS qualified Purrcussionist is a rising 3 year old gelding. He is unbroken but has been handled regularly and is easy to catch. His dam Orchestra is an unraced(due to injury)Red Ransom mare....
Natural Blitz
Zoffany
Uncle Mo
Spinning World
So You Think
Haradasun
Fastnet Rock
Encosta de Lago
High Chaparral
Duke of Marmalade
Choisir
FIGHT TO THE LINE 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred MAGNUS 2009 GELDING. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks...
ZALCONI 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred BIANCONI 2009 filly All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks...
BLACK JUGAH 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred BEL ESPRIT 2009 FILLY. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet...
ELLE OF A FILLY 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred Elvstroem 2009 filly. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks...
TOM'S RECOGNITION 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred Gods Own-Bites gelding. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet...
Zizou
Jayemzed
Azevedo
El Maggiore
Sidereus
Wicked Style
Ferocity
Chateau Istana
Drumbeats
Hidden Dragon
Globetrotter (USA)
Ready's Image
O'Lonhro
Beauty Within: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this mare. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks and any personal...
LIBERTY FORCE 2010: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred State Of Liberty Gelding All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet...
Unnamed- Magnus 2009: Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred Magnus 2009 gelding. All of our horses are of the highest quality and confirmation. We welcome full vet checks...
DASH FORWARD 2010: Lovely Dash For Cash 2010 Gelding offered for sale. Please email us immediately if you are interested in learning more about this well bred Dash For Cash 2010 Gelding All of our horses are of the...
Home on the Grange
Reward for Effort
Racer's Edge
Anacheeva
Bon Hoffa
Publishing
Captain Sonador
Unnamed: Here is a Big strong colt standing 16hh and over 500kg! He is by Statue of Liberty, the outstanding sire of 11 stakes winners for over $18 Million in prize money. His best horse is arguably the 2nd...
Keep the Faith
King of Prussia
Humbug Lady: Humbug Lady is a strong attractive mare that has plenty to offer, she is already the dam of a smart winner and has 2 Domesday fillies to run for her as well. This mare is also from the family of the...
Unnamed: She is untried and needs to be sold and sent to the breaker. A magnificent 2 yo filly by Nadeem out of Morcept, a winner at 1000m and half-sister to Itâ€™s Who Deanie and Real Strike. This filly...
Unnamed: An outstanding pedigree, and looks to match. This colt is out of a half sister to ANY HUMOUR (Group 2 and 3 winner in singapore), and his grand dam is a half sister to HIDDEN LIGHT (multiple Group 1...
Unnamed Unraced horse: Stunning first foal out of a Group 3 Placed mare, Happy Knockout. As a 2yo, Happy Knockout ran 3rd in the VRC Maribyrnong Plate at Flemington over the spring carnival to the multiple stakes winner...
Unnamed: Updated: No upfront costs - just $83 a week and you own your 5% share in 12 months including all the training fees. Drops down to $45 a week after then. By Outback Prince DOMINANT as a 2YO, BRILLIANT...
Unnamed: Cracking colt by winner of the first season sire in Casino Prince. He is the sire of 10 individual winners including All Too Hard - racing this Saturday in the G1 George Main Stakes! This colt is a...
Rash Action
Unnamed: In this well balanced, stylish, strong, active filly who has correct conformation and great constitution. She displays every indication of being an early runner and is paid up and eligible for $5.6M...
Hairspray: Quest For Fame mare that was a winner at 2, and has gone on to produced three winners, one in Malaysia, from four foals. Lightly bred with plenty of good years left. In top condition. As this Mare is...
Unnamed: This filly needs to be sold and sent to the breaker! She is a full sister to the now Sire Daunting Lad, also Melb Metro Winner Vals Boy. As you can see in the photo she is deep in the girth and big...
Anda Cuddle: Have you seen a stronger looking Broodmare? Unraced due to a hoof injury as a yearling. As you can see by the photo she is powerfully built and has passed it on to her foal. A colt by Clang, he is...
Ruakiwi Glow: "Kiwi" is a lovely big Chestnut Mare, a great Mum that puts size into her foals. She is the dam of- Sydney Metro winner Mr Latar a winner from 1100m to 2400m winning 9 races- Northern Apache winner...
Unnamed: HENRYTHENAVIGATOR - Champion 3 year old and now a multiple Group 1 producing sire. BUSH HONEY - Group Winner by Woodman whose first foal is already a winner. Half sister to 3 stakes winners including...
Count Me In: STALLION CURRENTLY AT "ALAB" AT MODELLA IN VICTORIA BUT WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR AN ESTABLISHED THOROUGHBRED STUD TO HOST THIS MAGNIFICENT IMPORT IN HIS FIRST AUSTRALIAN SEASON, IF POSSIBLE. - OUT OF...
Miss la Tar: This mare won at the 3 major Metro tracks in Melbourne, ( Flemington, Caulfield and Mooney Valley). Very unlucky not to have Black Type she ran 5th beaten 3 lengths behind Devil Moon in a Group 3...
Eclipse of a Heart: Lovely 2yo filly. She is doing everything right. Has great confirmation and can gallop. Is currently spelling and will be back to work in the next month. She is the first foal out of a son of...
Unnamed Ready to run 2/3yo: A big strong filly close to 16 hands has done some cattle work as 2 yr old to find her feet,a page of wins in breeding,a kid could handle this girl loves to be around you , likes human touch, the...
Unnamed: This filly is by the dual Champion Sire of Australia Encosta De Lago, the sire of some of the best horses of recent times; Princess Coup, Alinghi, Sacred Kingdom, Racing To Win, Mnemosyne, Manhattan...
Unnamed: Purchased from the Inglis Classic Sale, this colt is by Darley's new sire, Henny Hughes. His oldest progeny in Australia are only two year olds and he has already produced 2 winners with Lil Red...
Zafia: Zafia is a daughter of Champion Sire Zabeel. Zabeel has not only left his mark with his racing stock but also with his broodmare daughters. He is the maternal grandsire of seventeen Group 1 winners...
Eve Ho: Impeccably bred BIANCONI mare. A half sister to champion racehorse and two-time GROUP ONE winner ADAM, the winner of over $2Million and now NSW sire. Eve Ho is a half sister to 10 other winners...
Unnamed: This is a very top quality filly. She is a very big filly already with plenty of height and body to match. At the moment she is 15.1 hands and still has a lot more in her yet. Her conformation is...
Unnamed: This attractive colt is by 6 time Hong Kong winner Dancing Scimitar (Expedient) and from a very commercial blacktype family. This colt is a half brother to 5 winners and is also a half relation to...
Unnamed Unraced horse: There is plenty of black-type in this family with the first dam a stakes placed producer, and both the 2nd and 3rd dams stakes winners and stakes winner producers. This filly is out of the...
Unnamed Unraced horse: Broken in and ready to go. An impressive filly by Stakes winning sire, Saxon, who was the leading WA first season sire and leading WA 2YO sire last season. Striking filly with wonderful movement....
Unnamed: This attractive filly is by Storm Cat's Group 1 placed son in Old Deuteronomy who has already started off well with his oldest progeny being 3YO's and producing nice winner at Mornington in Second...
Goolash: Goolash alone $4,400, 2012 filly alone $6,600 BIG REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au/KENDA_PARK/SALE_-THOROUGHBREDS,.html Goolash is a very well related mare that is an...
Cherief: This mare has a 2yo colt by Hard Spun and a weanling Filly by Foreplay. She is a half sister to the G1 Winner of the Coolmore Classic and Joint Champion Older Female Sprinter in GB in 2010 - ALVERTA!...
Our Joy's Gift: Our Joy's Gift is a lovely mare that has a great temperament, she has an unusual marking on her off side and will make a great cross for someone looking to breed colour into their thoroughbred stock....
Donnas Star: This attractive mare is a great breeding opportunity for someone who is looking to race the progeny they breed, Donna's Star had a very attractive colt in 2011 by Brave Hawk - sold. Donna's Star is a...
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Unnamed: This colt is an early running style of horse from unraced Fusaichi Pegasus mare- Northern Emerald. We have a strong belief that Fusaichi Pegasus will be a future champion broodmare sire. Most...
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Intimate Affair: Intimate Affair is a lovely looking mare that throws her good looks into her foals, she is a half relation to a stakes winner and her mother was a Group 3 winner herself making her pedigree a great...
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Angel of Harlem: Angel of Harlem Dam of 5 named foals, all raced 4 winners Including Blue Jupiter 6 wins $203,000 to 2010 -11. 1/2 sister to Kristofle Dam of Grand Commands (HK) 7 wins $484,521 prize money. In foal...
Unnamed: By Stratum. With the continued success of Widden's champion stallion, MM's sales results see averages rise to $150,000. This is a great opportunity to race a quality gelding this Autumn. The...
Positively Wicked: Lovely mare in Foal to Ozzies Pride selling with a colt by Ozzies Pride. She was a winner at 2 over 1000m. Out of a 4 x winning mare that won over 900m so the family has plenty of speed. From a...
Jewel of Ireland: Stakes Placed mare in foal to Ozzies Pride. Produced 3 to race for 2 winners. Is a half sister to the Dam of G1 Winner Jessicabeel! Looking for a quick sell.
Ozzies Pride: Ozzies Pride is a lovely Grey Stallion from the Bletchingly sire line. He is out of a multiple winning mare who had tremendous speed, winning at 2 over 800m and well as multiple times at 3. He comes...
Sheer Devotion: Sheer Devotion was a 2yo stakes winner and her first two foals (and only foals of racing age) are both winners. Enquires and Inspections welcome.
Watch Out Santa: PRICE REPRESENTS COST OF SERVICE FEE ONLY - GREAT VALUE AT THIS PRICE This lovely broodmare has a wonderful nature and is a pleasure to handle. Represents good value at the listed price.
Venetian Perfume: The mare is a proven producer having foaled 3 previous winners. This lovely mare is very easy to handle. Represents good value at listed price.
Trudi's Girl: PRICE REPRESENTS COST OF SERVICE FEE ONLY - GREAT VALUE AT THIS PRICE This well bred daughter of Reenact (AUS) has a colt by Changeintheweather ( Gone West USA - Meteor Colony USA ) the sire was a...
Cash Fortune: This well bred 6yr old daughter of Aucash The mare was lightly raced winning 1 for 5. she has a wonderful nature and is very easy to handle. Represents good value at the listed price.
Unnamed: This filly is out of mare who's pedigree is littered with Black Type Winners. Offered for sale as the owner's are reducing numbers the filly is easy to handle, well matured and ready to be broken in...
Elmira: Elmira has a positive service to Real Saga, last date of service 23/10/12. A Dreamscape colt has been retained for the 2014 yearling sales. The mare is a 1/2 sister to Stakes Performer Miss Hijinx (...
Viking Queen: Here is a winning granddaughter of the immortal Danehill as well as being a half sister to a city winner and from the family of Group 1 winner, Picaday. She is a lovely specimen with a wonderful...
Amelia's Spirit: One share only remaining in this lovely three year old filly bred to be a classic winner. She is a half sister to two winners and from the family of Group 1 winner, Picaday. She has a wonderful...
Starnuto: Starnuto hails from one of the best families in the Australasian Stud books, a family that includes Lohnro, Grosvenor, Niello and National Gallery to name a few. By Gr.1 Derby winner Amalfi, out of a...
Quick Verdict: Very nice mare who has 4 to race for 3 winners including Court Adjourned, an 11 x winner of over 160k. She is a 1/2 to a stakes placed 2yo and out of a stakes placed mare. By top class Broodmare sire...
Unnamed: This unraced gelding is out of a 5 x winning mare who is a 1/2 sister to a Stakes Placegetter. By Foxhound, a top class 2yo who is the sire of 348 winners and 17 Stakes Winners world wide. Will be a...
Caralia: By champion Broodmare sire Bletchingly this family is one that has continued to produce runner after runner. Caralia herself has already had 6 individual winners including city winners Vital...
Blazing Regina: Lovely mare whose dam was a stakes winner and a multiple winner at 2. Blazing Regina won 5 races including one as a 2yo & is a 1/2 sister to the Stakes Placed Wazza Star. She has a Domesday colt and...
Unnamed: Don't miss out. Dam has had 3 to race for 3 winners. This filly by Aussie Rules represents great value being from a great running family, she is a half sister to two winners and is from the same...
Saint Cleo: This young mare has produced two cracking types. The mare herself is a half sister the stakes placed Almost Cheval. With a nice family thru each dam, a great opportunity exists for a breeder.
Smytzer's Saint: This mare produces really nice types they have won in the city all to race all have won . She is a big roomy mare that produces excellent foals ( see photo,)swith really good conformation. She has...
Molten Gold: This stylish filly is all set to go. One of the last foals by Dieu D'Or, this striking filly is broken in and ready to race. From a family of strong performers, this is a filly where all the hard...
Sayetta: Priced for genuine sale for this season. Sayetta won her first start at Ballarat as a 2yo and went on to win 5 races and have 15 placings from 1000m to 1200m. A very honest mare with a great...
Strong Spirit: Strong Spirit won one race at Eagle Farm over 1200m and is a half sister to the stakes performer Handsupfordetroit. She is from the family of successful New Zealand sire Captain Rio. Strong Spirit...
Cenotime: This outstanding broodmare is 15.3 hh, lovely natured mare and from a world class family! She is from the family of DANELAGH - the G1 Blue Diamond winner and dam of Multiple Group winners of Dizelle...
Traumatic: Traumatic has produced six winners inc the stakes performed Ultimate Glamour . She is a 1/2 sister to the dam of G1 Winner Ambulance . From the family of Wrap Around, Fashions Afield and Rose of...
Sportsgail: Sportsgail is from the stakes winning mare Balm in Gilead from the family of Why Be, 21 wins in Singapore. Her yearling colt by Carry the Flag was sold at the Magic Million QTIS 600 sale in April...
M'Lady Tess: M'Lady Tess was a consistant performing race mare winning 3 races @ 1400 mtrs. & placing in a further 10 races incl. metro. Her first foal, a colt by Hat Trick (jap) is currently in work. Has won...
Sweet Tycoon: In foal to Honalee again. Last Honalee foal fetched almost $2K at the sales in Adelaide - in a depressed market. So currently a great investment One of the last few Tycoon bloodlines. Sire of the...
Umaforce: Umatilla mare won 4 races & stakes of $75,000. Genuine sellers.
Dizzy Dame: ***UPDATE**** Dazzling Dame wins her maiden in Singapore..17/2/13 This mare has done a good job producing Singapore winner "Good Striker". To date "Good Striker" has had 11 starts for three 1sts, two...
Unnamed: Good looking filly that has broken in well.
Wholetthecatout: *** BLOODLINES , BLOODLINES , BLOODLINES by TALE OF THE CAT from a DANZIG mare from a LISTED GONE WEST MARE **** TALE OF THE CAT sire of the dams of SW Smashing Glory , It's Tricky , Ceiling Kitty ,...
Unnamed: Stunning Chestnut Filly by HOST (CHI) from the first Australian bred crop by the Champion 2YO Sire HOST (CHI) duel Group 1 winning son of HUSSONET whose Yearlings sold at the Melbourne Premier Sale...
Our Connection: Outstanding 3 year old filly by Champion Stallion Enemy of Average out of Medina Mist. Currently spelling from a first prep resulting in one start ( 6th out of 6 ) and a Trial (5th out of 7) This...
Honalee: Multiple Group Stakes Winner HONALEE stems from a long line line of black type 2yo winners What better value could you ask for, a proven race performer with winnings of over $400,000 including the...
Life's a Rainbow: BIG REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au/KENDA_PARK/HOME.html Life's A Rainbow is a big correct mare who has herself won over $65,000.00. Rainbow is an easy mare to handle...
Octane Adios: Race Filly by "Any Given Saturday". This filly is from his first crop of foals in Australia out of a winning mare by Black Hawk. The second dam is a half sister to Century and dam of 4 winners of...
Legions Choice: LOOKING FOR RACING PARTNERS. LEGIONS CHOICE is a 4 year old filly x LEGION, has had 2 starts is now havind a short spell. She is showing great apptitude and ability. Her dam was unraced, dam of 2...
Sequajake: A nice type of colt with a typical Sequalo build & winner of 2 trials. He is currently in training with Ben Ahrens Racing at Beaudesert. His family is littered with winners, his dam was placed in the...
Unnamed Unraced horse: Are you looking for a large filly with plenty of size and strength? then this is the one. An outstanding looking filly with plenty of bone and plenty of length. She is already well over 15.1 hands...
Give Me A Go: THIS FILLY IS BROKEN IN AND IS WELL INTO HER FIRST PREPERATION. This filly is an outstanding type. Her conformation is excellent. She has plenty of muscle where it is needed. She currently measures...
Zexmania: REDUCTION SALE A very nice bay mare by Mossman ($19,800.00 stud fee in 2013). Out of a mare Zexzabeel who won $144,393. Mossman, (in photo) was a Gr.1 winner at 2, he placed in two legs of the 2yo...
Hewat: REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au Hewat is an unraced mare by champion stallion More Than Ready (sire of Blue Diamond winner Samaready), she is a lovely type that...
Paella Princess: This grey mare is a half sister to 8 winners including Listed winner GROUP DECISION and Listed placed Our Sivart. Paella Princess has sons of Canny Lad and Bel Esprit on the ground and a first season...
Dane Fever 3yo filly: Lovely well-conformed chestnut filly who is fully broken-in and ready to enter training. Black type all over the Grand-dam's pedigree. Raised on the lush pastures of Park Crest Stud in northern...
Unnamed Unbroken: Black/Brown filly who has been well handled every day since birth on Melbourne Cup day. At birth she was a very big foal with a big head on her taking after her sire who stands at 16.2. Has straight...
Laptop Shez: Mare was served to Stardust Dancer for the 2012 season A quility mare which did produce a live foal in 2011 sadly we lost the foal a few days later.reason for sell is only to reduce numbers.2 contact...
Unnamed Broodmare: This mare was not broken in due to injury but is ready to breed to the stallion of your choice. She is by the imported stallion Estambul out of Gilda who is the dam of winners. Estambul has produced...
OUT TO SEADANCER: Out to sea dancer is a big strong mare , 450 kg needs a owner trainer her reasent form was because i was told she was being trained but that was wrong.her full sister is still running places ,trained...
Caldera: Here is a low cost opportunity to get into breeding with a young broodmare from a family that has already produced a group 1 winner. She is for sale empty as the owner is downsizing his breeding...
Sutton Venture: BIG REDUCTION SALE - PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT - http://kendapark.com.au/KENDA_PARK/HOME.html Sutton Venture is a full sister to the city winner and smart 11 time winner Sutton Friend, she herself was...
Autumn Heights: Autumn Heights is a lovely chestnut mare of good health and condition. She has produced 3 foals.
Lara Tycoon: Lara Tycoon is a nice looking horse, healthy and in good condition. She has produced foals of good health, well boned and muscular which can be viewed on-site.
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Accounts Manager/Bloodstock.com.au: ACCOUNT MANAGER/BLOODSTOCK.COM.AU Inglis is one of the most prestigious names in the thoroughbred breeding and racing industry. An exciting opportunity has arisen for an individual to join a dynamic...

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NEW TRAINER ON THE BLOCK!: TRAINING AND PRE TRAINING AVAILABLE FROM $40 PER DAY PLUS EXPENSES LOCATED AT GULGONG RACE TRACK NSW I HELD MY OWNER TRAINER LICENSE FOR A YEAR AND HAVE JUST HAD IT UP GRADED TO OPEN LICENSE PLENTY...
Pre Training: Looking to have you horse pre trained? We have the following facilities availiable, 600 meter track and 1100 meter up hill track, 50 meter swimmer, barriers. All paddocks post and rail, horses can be...
equine hypoxicator: High altitude training to improve oxygen production. Equine hypoxicator...delivers hypoxic (high altitude) air via a facial mask. Dual system. High tech. As new condition. Cost $30k+ Will consider...
Young Trainer Looking For New Clients: Young trainer relocatin to north central Victoria looking for new clients. If you are looking for someone to train your horse without paying heaps in training fees give me a call today on 0421 944...
Dachshund puppies: Gorgeous puppies ready to go shortly. Miniature smooth coat with terrific temperaments. Born and raised inside, vet checked, vaccinated, microchipped , regularly wormed and well socialised. $750.00...
HORSE AGISTMENT: AGISTMENT available Rathdowney Area Qld 4287 on equine property Spelling/Short Term/Long Term Part Care or Full Care $50 pw for spelling (horses checkd morning and night) Additional for extras such...
stemEquine - helping your horse to heal itself: Human science now recognises that stem cells from the bone marrow are capable of healing all tissues in the body. Stemtech is the industry leader in stemcell nutrition for human health. Their product...
HAY,$5 SQUARE & $40 ROUND BALES, FRESH RHODES, NEW WEBSITE WITH PICS, AUTO APPOINTMENTS & MAP/DIRECTIONS, ALSO ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER: MAP & DIRECTIONS ON OUR WEBSITE AUTOMATIC APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE, no phone tag required :) PICS OF BALES OF BALES ALSO ON WEBSITE WEBSITE: www.rhodeshayforsale.com SQUARE BALES: $5 EACH...
HAY,$5 SQUARE & $40 ROUND BALES, LINKS FOR FACEBOOK & TWITTER...NICE FRESH RHODES GRASS HAY! 50 MINS FROM BRISBANE & GOLD COAST, BEAUDESERT, QLD: FACEBOOK LINK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hay-for-Sale/633834186642382 TWITTER LINK: https://twitter.com/HayforSale1 SQUARE BALES: $5 EACH ROUND BALES, LARGE 4X4, $40 EACH NICE FRESH RHODES GRASS...
HAY,$5 SQUARE & $40 ROUND BALES,NICE FRESH RHODES GRASS HAY! 50 MINS FROM BRISBANE & GOLD COAST, BEAUDESERT, QLD: SQUARE BALES: $5 EACH ROUND BALES, LARGE 4X4, $40 EACH NICE FRESH RHODES GRASS HAY FRESHLY BALED HORSES LOVE IT GOOD CONDITIONER AND FILLER NON FLOOD AREA EASY TO FIND AND EASY ACCESS JUST OFF THE...
Riding Pony Broodmare: Hibrie Countess is a lovely type of riding pony broodmare. She is around 12.3hh. DOB: 1/11/2003 She is by Royal command of Beckworth X Chippenham Society Great once you have caught her but a bit...
Riding Pony Mare - Green Broken: Grandeur Allure DOB: 24/10/2007, Jackets Bluebird (imp) X Beaufort Illusion (by rotherwood footlight) Bambi is about 13.2hh, Very elegant chestnut riding pony mare. beautiful and well conformed, huge...

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Zar Zar to kick off big week for Cheers: A horse entered to run at Canterbury and nominated for the Murwillumbah Cup five days later can give trainer Bindi Cheers a week to remember.
McLean looks for magic jumps performance: Trainer Jarrod McLean expects Maythehorsebemagic to be hard to beat in a benchmark hurdle at Sandown on the way to a Grand National start.
Camelot and Al Kazeem set for return clash: The Aidan O'Brien-trained Camelot will be out to avenge a Tattersalls Gold Cup defeat to Al Kazeem when they clash in the Prince of Wales's Stakes.
Medicean Man an outsider for Gask: Ex-pat Australian trainer Jeremy Gask is hoping Medicean Man can cause an upset in the King's Stand on the opening day of Royal Ascot.
Guy Walter has two chances in Tiara: Trainer Guy Walter would like to see stablemates Streama and Skyerush in the front line in the Tatt's Tiara.
Newitt keen for more Royal Ascot glory: A more mature Craig Newitt is chasing another King's Stand Stakes win at Royal Ascot on Shamexpress, having won with Miss Andretti six years ago.
Swiggin' set to make debut at Randwick: Anthony Cummings is looking to Swiggin' to continue a family tradition when the colt makes his debut at Randwick.
Lady Lakshmi has winter and spring goals: In-form filly Lady Lakshmi continues her winter campaign at Flemington on a path to a Listed winter target ahead of a tilt at spring riches.
Berry committed to Australian return: Tommy Berry has made an immediate impact in Hong Kong but says he is committed to returning to Australia.
Boss suspended over Mornington fall: Glen Boss has been suspended for 25 meetings after pleading guilty to careless riding which resulted in Kane Bradley falling from his mount.
Shamexpress draws barrier three at Ascot: Australia's Shamexpress has drawn barrier three for the King's Stand at Royal Ascot in which South African Shea Shea dominates betting.
Saint-Cloud next for Dunaden: World traveller Dunaden will attempt to win a European Group One on home soil when he lines up in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.
Thunder King's First Winner!: 2YO winners are one of the first things people look for when selecting a stallion for their broodmare and who can blame them when you consider the amount of money on offer for today's early runners.
Jarnet lands French Oaks on Treve: Thierry Jarnet has won his first French Oaks in style easing to victory on Treve at Chantilly racecourse.
Ossenhagen could be Hong Kong bound: Connections of Ossenhagen have received an offer from Hong Kong for the promising three-year-old, winner of his past two starts.
Bashboy wins but Black And Bent beaten: Outstanding steeplechasee Bashboy has shown why he is the country's reigning jumps champion with sparkling display at Bendigo.
Collett chasing Group One on She's Clean: Jason Collett is looking for a winning farewell to the Group One season in the Tatt's Tiara with She's Clean.
Animal Kingdom primed for Ascot mission: Owner John Messara says there is a slim chance Animal Kingdom could keep racing if he wins as expected at Royal Ascot.
Yosei aiming to break drought in Tiara: It's been nearly two years since Yosei won her last race but trainer Stuart Webb believes she can end her losing streak in the Tatt's Tiara at Eagle Farm.
Frankel's sister Joyeuse entered for Ascot: Joyeuse,a half sister to Frankel, has been entered for the Albany Stakes at the Royal Ascot meeting.
Escape for jockey caught in track hole: Jockey Rogan Norvall was lucky to escape serious injury when he was flung from his horse after the pair got caught in a 6-metre-deep hole at Ellerslie.
Glyn Schofield suspended for six meetings: Glyn Schofield has been suspended for six meetings after being found guilty of a careless riding charge.
Mr O'Ceirin sets sights on Caulfield Cup: Mr O'Ceirin proved a class above his off-season rivals at Moonee Valley and trainer Cairon Maher will try to qualify him for the Caulfield Cup.
Chris Waller closing in on training record: Chris Waller is closing in on some important milestones but says he will keep working to make himself a better trainer.
Conservatorium in line for more Qld riches: Trainer Gary Kennewell is tempted to extend the winter carnival campaign of Conservatorium after his impressive win in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Anagold gives Pattillo second Ipswich Cup: Tony Pattillo has battled weight and injuries for most of his riding career, making his victory aboard Anagold in the Ipswich Cup even sweeter.
Sessions returns with barnstorming victory: The Ramornie Handicap at Grafton is the possible target for comeback sprinter Sessions as a path to Melbourne spring riches.
Rock Princess makes up for midweek defeat: The decision to run Rock Princess for the second time in three days paid off as the mare scored a strong win at Moonee Valley.
Peron earns shot at Group One Tatt's Tiara: Trainer John Thompson will aim for back-to-back wins in the Tatt's Tiara after Peron's impressive victory in the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Relaxed And Happy posts Waller milestone: Relaxed And Happy brings up another milestone for Sydney's leading trainer Chris Waller with victory at Rosehill.
Nadeem Lass wins to the relief of trainer: Trainer Robbie Griffiths thought another minor placing was coming his way at Moonee Valley until Nadeem Lass burst through to score a narrow win.
Cape Kidnappers makes triumphant return: Trainer Kelly Schweida was overcome with emotion after Cape Kidnappers made a winning return to racing at Ipswich following a serious leg injury.
Prince Harada stamps class in Valley win: Prince Harada, potentially one of the best horses Tony Vasil has trained, showed why with an impressive last-to-first win at Moonee Valley.
Koroibete wins for Wests Tigers captain: Rugby league star Robbie Farah, in celebration mode after his racehorse won at Rosehill, says he will be fit for the second State of Origin match.
Bashboy adds depth to Bendigo jumps races: Bashboy returns to the jumps for the first time this season in the Mosstrooper Steeplechase at Bendigo on his way to another shot at Grand National glory.
Velazquez backs himself for Ascot mission: The experience jockey John Velazquez has gained from previous Royal Ascot campaigns will be crucial as he prepares to ride Animal Kingdom.
Injured star jockey Dominguez retires: Ramon Dominguez, North America's leading jockey, has been forced to retire due to head injuries suffered in a fall.
Mr Make Believe out for back-to-back wins: Mr Make Believe looks like getting track conditions to suit at Moonee Valley as he attempts to make it back-to-back wins this preparation.
Waller closes in on important milestones: Chris Waller has no shortage of runners in his quest for two milestones with runners spread across three states.
Olive hopes mare takes command at Valley: Nick Olive has long had it in his mind to take Capital Commander to Moonee Valley and believes he's found the right race for her at the Melbourne track.
Fireball to follow stablemate's example: If stakes-winning sprinter Jest Crewsin' misses out at Rosehill, promising galloper Fireball could easily save the day for Jan Bowen.
Black-type spotlight on Peron at Ipswich: Trainer John Thompson is using Group One-winning filly Nechita as his benchmark in assessing Peron's chances in the Gai Waterhouse Classic at Ipswich.
Moroney eyeing another Ipswich Cup trophy: The competitive instinct of Ipswich Cup contender Muirfield is in contrast to his casual approach to stable life under trainer Mike Moroney.
Another step on road back for Kitty: Trainer Matthew Smith is hoping Combat Kitty can put a run of setbacks behind her and rediscover her stakes-winning form.
Gelagotis, Hvasstan stripped of G2 win: Peter Gelagotis has been stripped of his biggest win as a trainer with Hvasstan disqualified from the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes over a positive swab.
Queen's Vase to honour Sir Henry Cecil: The Queen's Vase, a Royal Ascot race Sir Henry Cecil won eight times, has been renamed in memory of the trainer.
Shea Shea plans extend beyond King's Stand: South African trainer Mike de Kock is directing King's Stand Stakes favourite Shea Shea towards the July Cup after the sprinter runs at Royal Ascot.
Dawn Approach still on course for Palace: The 2000 Guineas winner Dawn Approach has been cleared to run at Royal Ascot on the back of a convincing track gallop.
Frankel's brother wins for Jane Cecil: Sir Henry Cecil's widow Jane has sent out her first winners for the stable since she was granted a temporary licence after his death.
New performance criteria for ATC trainers: The Australian Turf Club is introducing performance criteria for Sydney trainers but says it is not trying to push smaller operators out of town.
HK braces for more positive swabs fallout: More than half of Hong Kong's racehorse population could be exposed to contaminated feed with 17 horses so far testing positive to a banned substance.
Officials confident about Valley fixture: Moonee Valley officials are confident their race meeting will go ahead despite a forecast for more rain.
Curtis banks on smooth run for flying Jet: Trainer Lee Curtis found out by accident how to ride promising galloper Turbulent Jet and he is hoping for another last-to-first result at Rosehill.
Valley a happy hunting ground for Harrison: Trainer Doug Harrison has built an impressive Moonee Valley strike rate this season and hopes it continues with Alrouz and Queen Delight.
Te Akau Stud's David Ellis out of coma: Te Akau Stud's David Ellis has been taken out of an induced coma after being admitted to a Gold Coast hospital with severe pneumonia.
Cox Plate invites for 20 overseas horses: The Moonee Valley Racing Club has issued 20 invitations for the Cox Plate in the hope of attracting quality international entries for the race.
Benny's Buttons after Eye Liner redemption: Michael Cahill has defended the last-start defeat of Benny's Buttons and believes a wet track will enhance the gelding's chances in the Eye Liner Stakes.
Secret Garden to benefit from Cup pressure: Paul Nolan is hoping the traditional pressure test in the Ipswich Cup will offset a wide barrier for Secret Garden.
Payne taking ownership of racing string: A pair of fillies he part-owns will form part of trainer David Payne's four-pronged assault at his home track of Rosehill.
Hopes high for Lady Gazerra in Matchmaker: Sentiment will be riding with Lady Gazerra in the Queen Of The Valley Matchmaker at Muswellbrook.
Animal Kingdom confirmed for Queen Anne: Fourteen horses, including Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom, have been entered for the opening race of Royal Ascot, the Queen Anne Stakes.
Family announces private funeral for Cecil: Sir Henry Cecil, the English racing legend who lost his battle with cancer, will be farewelled with a private funeral in Newmarket.
Dawn Approach set to run at Royal Ascot: Top three-year-old Dawn Approach has figured in a change of plans with the St James's Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot on his agenda.
17 Hong Kong horses positive to drug: Seventeen horses from the stables of three Hong Kong trainers have tested positive for the banned drug zilpaterol, says the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Suspended penalty for Vic trainer: Mark Riley has received a suspended penalty from the RAD Board after pleading guilty to two charges stemming from an incident at Mornington.
Jye McNeil gets first city win at Sandown: Jye McNeil has become the latest Victorian-based apprentice to celebrate a maiden city victory, scoring aboard Luckyi'mbarefoot at Sandown.
Ike's Legacy lives up to pre-race hype: The Group One Golden Rose remains the long-term target for regally bred colt Ike's Legacy following his classy debut performance at Warwick Farm.
Destiny's Kiss in frame for Grafton Cup: Wet track specialist Destiny's Kiss will be on trial for a winter trip to Grafton when he chases a breakthrough Sydney success at Rosehill.
Sea Lord out to continue Valley streak: Two Group One spring sprints at Moonee Valley are the long-term targets for Sea Lord who is poised to resume at his favourite track.
Rockhampton Cup target for Massuri: A start in the Rockhampton Cup is on the agenda for Massuri after the Stuart Kendrick-trained mare's success at Eagle Farm.
Moody stablemates could back-up at Valley: Two Peter Moody-trained stablemates who ran the quinella in a midweek race at Sandown could face a rematch this weekend.
Rialya right type for Ipswich Cup: Byrne: Jim Byrne believes the racing pattern of South Australian stayer Rialya makes him an ideal candidate to handle the tricky Ipswich track.
Well related filly scores timely debut win: Spirit Of Heaven has scored a fitting debut win at Sandown in the same week her Group One-winning sister has been retired.
Family flavour to Berry victory: A rare metropolitan victory for trainer Kevin Berry has been made even sweeter by the fact his jockey son Nathan delivered it.
Top Hong Kong jockey in alleged assault: One of Hong Kong's leading riders, Matthew Chadwick, has found himself in trouble with police after allegedly assaulting a private bus driver.
Black Caviar bounty on show at Vic museum: Trophies awarded to Black Caviar are now on display at the National Sports Museum in Melbourne in a tribute to the champion racehorse.
Decision still pending on Caviar mate: Black Caviar's owners have a shortlist of half a dozen potential suitors for the champion mare but say they haven't made a final decision yet.
Prince Abdullah pays tribute to Cecil: Prince Khalid Abdullah has paid tribute to Sir Henry Cecil, calling Frankel's trainer an inspiration and a great personal friend.
Sir Henry Cecil's legacy will live on: Sir Henry Cencil, who has died aged 70, was an aristocrat who will be remembered as a man of the people - and of horses.
Legendary trainer Sir Henry Cecil dies: Sir Henry Cecil, the champion trainer who guided the unbeaten Frankel to legendary status, has died after a long battle with cancer.
Dettori teams up with US raider at Ascot: Comeback jockey Frankie Dettori has been declared to ride American sprinter Havelock in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
A jumps treble to Pateman at Warrnambool: Champion cross country rider Steve Pateman has again shown his superiority, winning all three jumps races at Warrnambool.
Crucial gallops in store for Arinosa: The Chris Waller-trained Arinosa will have two testing gallops to determine whether she progresses to the Tatt's Tiara.
Gerald Ryan seeking Ipswich double: Trainer Gerald Ryan is looking to Dances On Stars and Planetarium to fly the flag for the stable at the feature Ipswich meeting.
Golden Sunshine to make winter cameo: Flying filly Golden Sunshine will make a winter cameo appearance ahead of a planned stakes campaign in the spring.
Police Gazette on the improve: French import Police Gazette will be out to claim his first city win at Sandown at his fourth Australian start.
Ike's Legacy to make debut: An air of expectation surrounds the debut of the regally bred Ike's Legacy at Warwick Farm ahead of a planned Group One campaign.
Te Akau Stud's David Ellis in hospital: Te Akau Stud's David Ellis is in hospital on the Gold Coast in an induced coma but his wife says he is expected to recover.
Watering continuing at Ascot: Officials have begun watering the track at Ascot ahead of the Royal meeting which features Australian Shamexpress on the first day.
Clive Brittain says he has used Sungate: Investigations into the joint treatment Sungate continue as veteran trainer Clive Brittain says he has used it on injured horses.
Dwayne Dunn suspended at Mornington: Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for 14 meetings at Mornington but will consider an appeal against the severity of the ban.
Apprentice jockeys shine at Mornington: Apprentices Kayla Nisbet and Brodie Loy both claimed their first city wins on a milestone day for junior riders at Mornington.
Illo ready to prove himself at Rosehill: Trainer Chris Waller believes he finally has the key to the enigmatic Illo and hopes to capitalise on the German import's last-start return to form.
Kennewells eye Ipswich sprint, Cup double: Conservatorium was left on the outer in the Stradbroke but the in-form sprinter will spearhead a strong Ipswich Cup day challenge for the Kennewell stable.
Bull Point lives up to his hefty price tag: Bull Point and Flying Sebring have given trainer Gai Waterhouse a two-year-old double at Randwick.
Quarantine puts dampner on HK for Sprinter: Jason Warren says Bel Sprinter might not go to Hong Kong at the end of the year and could instead head to Perth after the spring carnival.
Skyerush pleases Shinn in track gallop: Multiple stakes winner Skyerush has pleased jockey Blake Shinn and trainer Guy Walter in a workout ahead of the Group One Tatt's Tiara.
Prince Harada ready for first metro test: Tony Vasil rates two-year-old Prince Harada as potentially one of the best horses he has trained as the colt prepares for a city debut at Moonee Valley.
Kane Bradley injured in Mornington fall: Jockey Kane Bradley has broken his nose and has been taken to hospital for observation after a race fall at Mornington.
Dawn Approach confimed as Ascot absentee: English Derby failure Dawn Approach will miss Royal Ascot but he remains in contention for the Irish Derby and the Sussex Stakes.
Medicean Man books Royal Ascot ticket: The Jeremy Gask-trained Medicean Man is on target for the King's Stand at Royal Ascot following a win at Haydock.
Under The Eiffel wins Swan Hill Cup: Consistent gelding Under The Eiffel has won the Swan Hill Cup, the feature event of the three-day carnival in country Victoria.
Sam Clipperton leads Sydney apprentices: Jenny Duggan is refusing to concede defeat in the race for the Sydney apprentices premiership despite a hefty suspension.
Service fee set for Your Song: Your Song will stand for $22,000 at Widden Stud having run his final race in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Commanding Jewel on way back for spring: Trainer Leon Corstens hopes to make up for lost time with Commanding Jewel who has recovered from injury and is ready to get serious.
Black type quest for Hidden Kisses: Trainer Robert Heatchote is overlooking an out-of-character last start performance by Hidden Kisses and is aiming her at a black type win at Ipswich.
Two-year-olds step up over a distance: An 1800 metre race for two-year-olds at Randwick could help provide clues to their prospects as future Classic contenders.
Prince Abdullah to reduce his stock: Prince Khalid Abdullah is to reduce the numbers of his racing and breeding stock at Juddmonte Farms but Frankel is not for sale.
Farhh to miss Royal Ascot: Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom is the overwhelming favourite to end his career with victory in the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Palace Malice takes Belmont Stakes: Palace Malice has become the third different winner of the three US Triple Crown races, taking out the Belmont Stakes.
Chad Schofield suspended after double: Chad Schofield rode two winners on his last day as a claiming apprentice at Flemington but he will miss the next 10 meetings because of suspension.
That's The One in frame for winter feature: A confident Ben Melham ride complemented the work of veterinarians as That's The One staked a claim for the Winter Championship Final.
Brenton Avdulla suspended at Eagle Farm: Chris Waller will need a new rider for Arinosa in the Group One Tatt's Tiara after Brenton Avdulla was suspended for careless riding at Eagle Farm.
Waller's old boss on hand for special day: Chris Waller's former boss Paddy Busuttin was on hand at Eagle Farm to watch Sydney's premier trainer win his first Derby with Hawkspur.
Moriarty caps big day for Waller, Rawiller: A Brisbane Cup win has capped a huge day for Chris Waller and Nash Rawiller who both claimed winning trebles at the feature Eagle Farm meeting.
Outsider denies Buffering Group One win: Trainer Robert Heathcote lamented the result but praised Buffering's courage to finish second to Linton in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Bullet retired on anniversary of big win: Triple Group One winner Sniper's Bullet has been retired on the sixth anniversay of his Stradbroke Handicap victory.
El Magico rewards Kennewell for patience: Trainer Lloyd Kennewell concedes he may never see the best of El Magico again despite the sprinter's Flemington win.
Hawkspur claims triple crown in Derby win: A top ride from Jim Cassidy has helped Hawkspur win the Queensland Derby, giving premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller his first Derby success.
She's Clean earns shot at Tatt's Tiara: She's Clean has earned a trip to Brisbane for the Group One Tatt's Tiara with her June Stakes win at Randwick.
She Can Skate graduates to stakes grade: She Can Skate delivered trainer Geoff Wheeler the most important win of his career when she held on to claim the Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Peal Of Bells wins Stayers Cup at Randwick: Robert Thompson has dished out a lesson in riding stayers aboard the Gwenda Markwell-trained Peal Of Bells at Randwick.
Linton storms home to win Stradbroke Hcp: Linton completed a remarkable transformation from staying to sprinting when he won the Group One Stradbroke Handicap.
Red Tracer wins second Dane Ripper Stakes: Classy mare Red Tracer has claimed her second Group Two Dane Ripper Stakes to set up another shot at a breakthough Group One win.
Hawkspur adds Derby to Qld winter spree: Hawkspur and Jim Cassidy have confirmed their red-hot winter form with an easy win in the $500,000 Queensland Derby.
Howmuchdoyouloveme repays Avdulla faith: Howmuchdoyouloveme, at the centre of controversy during the Melbourne spring carnival, has returned to winning form at Eagle Farm.
Rawiller lauds Romantic Touch after Atkins: Nash Rawiller believes the Caulfield Guineas is an ideal spring goal for Romantic Touch after his win in the Group One JJ Atkins at Eagle Farm.
Josh Adams celebrates Randwick win: Former champion apprentice Josh Adams has celebrated his first city win in his latest comeback.
Academus too strong in Daybreak Lover: Peter Snowden believes Academus would have acquitted himself well in the Stradbroke but the gelding instead had to settle for a Listed win at Eagle Farm.
Eagle Farm track upgrade a step closer: The process for the reconstruction of the much-maligned Eagle Farm track has begun with funds allocated to start design and engineering works.
Another two-year-old winner for Waterhouse: Gai Waterhouse has outlined ambitious spring plans for Randwick winner Northern Glory who could head to the Group One Flight Stakes.
Lockwood examines options for Tokamak: Trainer Barry Lockwood has paid tribute to the transformation of Tokamak, winner of the Strawberry Road Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Lady Lakshmi in contention for spring: Lady Lakshmi earned a chance at Victoria's spring riches when she made it back-to-back city wins at Flemington.
Missy Longstocking wins Hampden Stakes: Trainer Liam Birchley will consider extending the winter carnival campaign of Missy Longstocking who returned to form in the Hampden Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Triple Crown comes full circle in Belmont: While a lot has unfolded since the Kentucky Derby, the major players remain the same heading into the last leg of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes.
Snow Fairy pleases Dunlop in Sandown spin: Top mare Snow Fairy has galloped impressively at Sandown but a decision on a Royal Ascot start will be left to the last minute.
Red Cadeaux to make return in Hardwicke: Well-travelled stayer Red Cadeaux is set to have his first run in Britain in 12 months when he contests the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Second Newmarket trainer on doping charge: English horse racing has been rocked by the news a second Newmarket trainer has been charged with giving anabolic steroids to horses.
Binaisse horses clear of peptides: Victorian trainer Dean Binaisse's horses have been cleared of any prohibited substances including peptides.
Patinack sale goes ahead amid controversy: A further 13 Patinack Farm-owned horses were withdrawn from auction at the Magic Millions as controversy continued over the bona fides of a reduction sale.
Robb looking for big Randwick bonanza: Wyong trainer Don Robb is looking to Big Bonanza to enhance his reputation in the June Stakes and press his claim for the Ramornie Handicap.
Unorthodox training pays off for Declasse: The training manual has been thrown away when it comes to bush mare Declasse, a runner in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Is Congrats the best we've seen?: The first crop of Vinery Stud sire Congrats have returned an amazing 88% winner's to runner's and a truly phenomenal 10% Stakes winners to runners 7 June 2013 The first crop of Vinery Stud sire Congrats have returned an amazing 88% winner's to runner's and a truly phenomenal 10% Stakes winners to runners.
Gauci out to wind back clock in Qld Derby: Veteran jockey Darren Gauci is hoping to end a near seven-year wait for a Group One win when he rides Ali Vital in the Queensland Derby.
Weather the key to Spirit Of Boom: Spirit Of Boom has the right barrier and jockey to win the Stradbroke Handicap provided the rain stays away according to trainer Tony Gollan.
Blinkers to spark Awesome Bro in Creswick: Leon Corstens has opted to apply blinkers to Awesome Bro in an attempt to get him back to winning form in the Creswick Stakes at Flemington.
Fast pace ideal for Sir Moments in Atkins: Trainer Steve O'Dea believes the racing pattern of JJ Atkins favourite Romantic Touch will help his runner Sir Moments.
Wide draw concerns Smerdon ahead of Derby: A wide barrier draw is less than ideal for Electric Fusion but trainer Robert Smerdon says the three-year-old deserves his shot at the 2400m Classic.
Stablemates clash ahead of jumps showdown: Black And Bent and Brungle Cry are set to contest a 2500m flat race at Flemington ahead of their highly-anticipated first clash over the jumps.
Patrick Moloney to ride in France: Australian apprentice Patrick Moloney will take part in an international race for young riders on French Oaks day at Chantilly.
Fanshawe in late call with Deacon Blues: British Champions Sprint Stakes winner Deacon Blues is involved in a race against time to be ready for the Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Stryker has got it all: About to commence his third season at stud we at Three Bridges could not be more excited about the way Stryker's career is unfolding.
Dettori rides first comeback winner: Frankie Dettori has ridden his first winner since coming back from a six-month disqualification for a drug offence.
Patinack Farm hits back at sale criticism: The Nathan Tinkler-owned Patinack Farm has reiterated its intention to get out of Australian racing despite withdrawing some of its horses from auction.
Waller gives Permit a second chance in Cup: Chris Waller can continue his outstanding strike rate with imported stayers when two of them line up in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Ford after more success for Hawkes family: The combination of jockey Jay Ford and the Hawkes training partnership will chase their second stakes victory in as many weeks at Randwick.
Yosei out to cause another big-race upset: Michelle Payne believes Yosei is going as well as ever as the mare attempts to snap a two-year absence from the winner's circle in the Stradbroke.
Romantic Touch set for Group One mile bid: Romantic Touch is favourite for the JJ Atkins as Sydney's top stables threaten to dominate the last Group One race of the season for two-year-olds.
Creswick Stakes test for unbeaten Scimitar: The performance of unbeaten three-year-old Scimitar in the Listed Creswick Stakes will determine whether he is aimed at a spring campaign.
Hawkspur closes in on 'bonus' Derby win: Hawkspur is on target to complete the three-year-old stayer's triple crown in the Group One Queensland Derby.
Back-up no problem for Sizzling: Wood: Kelso Wood has declared Sizzling the best horse he has trained and says he can cope with a quick back-up in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Duffy escapes penalty over Wodonga ride: The Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board has dismissed a charge against apprentice Jake Duffy over his handling of a horse in a race at Wodonga.
Gracious Prospect out to shed maiden tag: Well-travelled two-year-old Gracious Prospect gets his chance to break through for his first win when he lines up for his 11th start at Flemington.
Godolphin set to wait on Farhh decision: A Royal Ascot target for Godolphin's Farhh remains undecided with the Lockinge winner nominated for two races during the racing festival.
Derby winner Orb favoured for Belmont: Kentucky Derby winner Orb has been installed as favourite to bounce back from his Preakness Stakes defeat in the Belmont Stakes.
Patinack Farm withdraw horses from sale: Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm has withdrawn more than 20 horses from the National Racehorse Sale on the Gold Coast.
Lake Sententia books Qld trip at Valley: Lake Sententia has booked a trip to Queensland for the Tattersall's Cup and Caloundra Cup with victory at Moonee Valley.
Stradbroke draw favours Your Song: Robl: Peter Robl will be out to capitalise on Your Song's midfield draw in the Stradbroke Handicap after several fancied rivals were dealt wide gates.
Edgewood, Gail chase Flemington success: Three-year-old Edgewood and his half-sister Gail will chase victory in seperate races at Flemington.
Bright future tipped for Chateau Lafaite: Her sister scored one of the most emphatic wins of the Sydney autumn carnival and Chateau Lafaite looks destined to make a mark in the spring.
Chad Schofield outrides city allowance: Top apprentice Chad Schofield has achieved the feat of outriding his claim, bringing up the milestone with victory on Brand New Choice at Moonee Valley.
Bary fears Gondokoro in Queensland Derby: New Zealand trainer John Bary says the only filly in the Queensland Derby looms as the main danger to Survived.
Waller to rely on She's Clean at Randwick: The possibility of a start in the Stradbroke Handicap has been enough to entice connections of Riva De Lago to send the galloper to Brisbane.
Bill and Symon Wilde fined $12,000: Warrnambool co-trainers Bill and Symon Wilde have been fined $12,000 over a positive swab.
Sizzling camp unfazed by Stradbroke draw: Part-owner Neville Morgan believes a wide barrier for Sizzling in the Stradbroke Handicap may not be a disadvantage for the exciting colt.
Payne in Qld gamble for Dowdstown Charlie: Trainer David Payne wants a wet track to enhance the chances of Dowdstown Charlie who will be trying to remain unbeaten as gelding in the JJ Atkins
Athos set for Hardwicke at Royal Ascot: The Luca Cumani-trained Mount Athos is set to take on St Nicholas Abbey in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Sizzling, Epaulette out wide in Stradbroke: Three-year-olds still dominate Stradbroke Handicap betting despite mixed fortunes in the barrier draw for the Group One sprint at Eagle Farm.
Godolphin stable starts to pick up pieces: The Godolphin yard at the centre of a doping scandal has turned out its first winner since trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni's ban.
Derby winner doesn't rate: Epsom Derby winner Ruler Of The World has failed to impress British racing's senior handicapper who has given him a 120 rating.
Butler set to face steroid charges: English trainer Gerard Butler, who has admitted to using a banned steroid on his horses, will face charges.
ATC announces job cuts in restructure: The Australian Turf Club has announced the loss of 18 full-time jobs and eight contract positions as part of a restructure.
So Wotif set to improve in Creswick Stakes: New Zealand trainer Richard Collett believes So Wotif will be better suited over 1200m in the Creswick Stakes after placing in his Australian debut.
Hot Snitzel ready to step up in Stradbroke: The on-again off-again campaign of Hot Snitzel is primed to reach a high in the Stradbroke Handicap, Brisbane's richest race.
Quinn flags change of plans for Pentasia: Trainer Marc Quinn is favouring the Lightning Handicap at Eagle Farm over the June Stakes at Randwick for Pentasia's next start.
Appleby to replace Al Zarooni: Charlie Appleby, former assistant to disqualfied trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni, will take over his ex boss's role with Godolphin.
Lake Sententia on trial for Queensland: Lake Sententia will be out to book a trip to Queensland when she runs in a re-scheduled Moonee Valley race but wet weather has interrupted her preparation.
Vandyke after maximum result on two fronts: Consistent stayer Maximus Gladiator will be out to kick off a big week for trainer David Vandyke at Canterbury.
Carrazzo Sydney Seminar: Australia’s renowned expert on bloodstock taxation, Paul Carrazzo, will once again be presenting his annual Sydney Horse Taxation Seminar at the William Inglis & Son sales complex on Tuesday 25 June 2013
Hong Kong's Lucky Nine set for Melbourne: Star Hong Kong sprinter Lucky Nine is being aimed at two Group One races during the Melbourne spring carnival.
Moonlight Cloud to skip Royal Ascot sprint: Moonlight Cloud, the sprinting mare who almost defeated Black Caviar in the 2012 Diamond Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, will miss this year's renewal.
Ascot Gold Cup winner ready for return: The Dermot Weld-trained Rite Of Passage is set to resume in the Saval Beg Stakes in preparation for the Ascot Gold Cup.
Tinkler, Blackwood agree on debt plan: Nathan Tinkler has agreed to a plan to pay $12 million to settle a $28.4 million debt to Blackwood but investors don't seem encouraged yet.
Swettenham's June Video report: Swettenham Principal Adam Sangster reports from Inglis - Great Southern Sale. Equiano's first weanlings impress some of the most astute buyers.
James McDonald wins at Leicester: Jockey James McDonald has celebrated the first win of his English sojourn, guiding the Charlie Hills-trained Cable Bay home at Leicester.
Now We Can passes Cup ballot in French win: French stayer Now We Can, owned by the Hong Kong Jockey Club's chief executive, has passed the Melbourne Cup ballot with a win at Chantilly.
Sam Kavanagh chasing two-state success: Trainer Sam Kavanagh is hoping to chase interstate success with Words Are Weapons in the Creswick Stakes and Midsummer Sun in the Brisbane Cup.
Tognetti a stayer on the rise: Emerging stayer Tognetti will be thrown in the deep end against some proven distance horses in the Stayers Cup at Randwick.
Red Tracer preparing for Tatt's Tiara: Red Tracer will run in either the June Stakes in Sydney or Dane Ripper in Brisbane as a lead-up to her tilt at the Tatt's Tiara.
Rhythm To Spare thriving ahead of Derby: Mike Moroney had to abort a New Zealand Derby campaign with Rhythm To Spare but says the gelding is thriving ahead of his shot at Queensland Derby success.
Zaratone to run in June Stakes: Zaratone will be reunited with Kathy O'Hara as he attempts to regain winning form in the June Stakes for new trainer Bjorn Baker.
Three-year-olds set to dominate Stradbroke: Three-year-olds have been a force against the older horses this season and it looks like continuing with the four market leaders in the Stradbroke.
Patkai on comeback trail: English stayer Patkai is being readied for a remarkable comeback from a four-year injury lay-off with the Ascot Gold Cup his target.
Intello wins French Derby: Oliver Peslier has piloted the Andre Fabre-trained favourite Intello to victory in the French Derby at Chantilly.
More Joyous retired and will visit Frankel: More Joyous, the mare at the centre of a controversial stewards inquiry, has been retired with plans to be mated with Frankel in England.
Gear change for Linton in Stradbroke: Linton will have blinkers in the Stradbroke as trainer John Sadler looks to have the gelding sharp enough to make his presence felt over 1400 metres.
Derby remains on table for Gondokoro: Trainer Pat Carey is giving serious thought to attempting a Queensland Oaks-Derby double with Gondokoro.
Waller to have at least on Atkins runner: Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have one definite J J Atkins starter in Vilanova but will delay a decision on Zoustar.
Zabeel closing on his sire Sir Tristram: Gondokoro has become the 43rd individual Group One winner for evergreen stallion Zabeel who is chasing his own sire Sir Tristram's record.
Buffering on song for Stradbroke: Buffering remains on track for the Stradbroke Handicap despite taking several days to recover from his gruelling effort in the Doomben 10,000.
St Nicholas Abbey wins third Coronation: St Nicholas Abbey has scored a comprehensive win over Dunaden to claim the Coronation Cup for a third time.
First winner as a trainer for Murtagh: Jockey Johnny Murtagh has had his first success as a trainer as he combines riding with preparing horses.
Ruler of the World reigns at Epsom Derby: Ruler Of The World has given trainer Aidan O'Brien his fourth Epsom Derby and brought up a 10th for owners Coolmore.
McLeod and Browne suspended at Eagle Farm: Rhys McLeod and Damian Browne rode feature race winners at Eagle Farm but they finished the meeting with careless riding suspensions.
Galah ends long run of outs in QTC Cup win: Sydney trainer Peter Snowden will resist the temptation to start Galah in the Stradbroke Handicap despite a last-stride Eagle Farm win.
Waller calls for more owners' assistance: Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller says industrial action is not the solution to combat the latest increases in costs announced by the ATC.
Nathan Berry returns with renewed focus: A winning double for Nathan Berry at Rosehill has reaffirmed his desire to stay out of the stewards' room and make the most of his opportunities.
Dear Demi her own worst enemy: Rawiller: Nash Rawiller says Dear Demi brought about her downfall in the Queensland Oaks by refusing to settle.
Qld Guineas triumph confirms Munce return: Sizzling has returned to his best form to win the Queensland Guineas, giving jockey Chris Munce even more reason to celebrate.
Robert Thompson rides a winner for McEvoy: Jockey Robert Thompson has notched another first with a winner at his first ride for trainer Tony McEvoy on Prince Of Capers at Rosehill.
Carey lauds McLeod Oaks ride on Gondokoro: A spring Cups campaign for Gondokoro is on the backburner despite the filly's runaway win in the Group One Queensland Oaks at Eagle Farm.
Darley mare Detours bows out as a winner: Trainer Peter Snowden has paid tribute to Detours who ended her racing career with a win in the Bright Shadow Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Belle De Coeur steps up in Rosehill win: Trainer Luke Price has lofty spring ambitions for Belle De Coeur who has won her third race from four starts.
Tiara a winter carnival target for Fifi: Trainer Robert Heathcote will set Fire Up Fifi for the Group One Tatt's Tiara after her dominant win in the Spear Chief Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Quintessential survives protest in WFA Cup: Quintessential and Manighar fought out the finish in the Eagle Farm Cup but the result had to be decided in the stewards' room.
Qld feature looms for 2YO Brilliant Terror: The final juvenile Group One race of the season, the J J Atkins, is now on the agenda for Rosehill winner Brilliant Terror.
Sir Moments ready for Group One call-up: Sir Moments will appreciate stepping up in distance in the Group One JJ Atkins after his narrow but impressive win in The Phoenix at Eagle Farm.
Dettori misses out in return to saddle: Glamour jockey Frankie Dettori, back in the saddle at the English Oaks meeting, says he is ready for the challenge of resurrecting his racing career.
Gregorian sets sights on Animal Kingdom: The John Gosden-trained Gregorian took a step closer to a Royal Ascot appointment to race against Animal Kingdom with his Diomed Stakes win.
Jumps features moved to late August: The Australian Steeplechase and Australian Hurdle have been moved to the end of the jumps season after being washed out.
Talent shines through in Epsom Oaks: Veteran jockey Richard Hughes has won his second English classic, riding Talent to victory in the Epsom Oaks.
RV confirms probe into betting activities: Racing Victoria stewards have found no breaches of racing's rules after interviewing people in their most recent investigation into betting.
Pago Rock out to make it back-to-back wins: David Hayes is targeting stakes races early next season with Pago Rock but hopes he can win again in an off-season sprint at Sandown.
Cradle Me to appreciate drop in grade: Cradle Me's run in the Dark Jewel Classic was a lot better than she might be given credit for and David Pfieffer likes her chances at Rosehill.
Australian Steeple on Pateman's wish list: Steven Pateman is confident reigning jumper of the year Bashboy can provide him with his first Australian Steeplechase win at Sandown.
Kiwi apprentice set to shine at Rosehill: New Zealand apprentice Chris Dell will ride two Rosehill favourites as he tries to make the most of a Sydney stint with leading trainer Chris Waller.
Just As Cosmic at peak for Oaks: Wilson: Rosehill trainer Steven Wilson cannot fault the condition of Just As Cosmic as he aims for his first Group One win in the Queensland Oaks.
Griffon in winter carnival target switch: Robert Heathcote has switched winter carnival goals for Griffon who will contest the QTC Cup on the recommendation of jockey Damian Browne.
Rawiller better for Manighar ride: Moody: Peter Moody says Brad Rawiller's first experience riding Manighar will prove beneficial when they combine in the Eagle Farm Cup.
Shamexpress on target for Royal Ascot: A jump-out win from Shamexpress at Flemington has confirmed Group One-winning colt Shamexpress is on target for the King's Stand Stakes.
Dunaden heads quartet against St Nicholas: St Nicholas Abbey, who will be chasing his third straight win when he contests the Coronation Cup, will have Melbourne Cup hero Dunaden among his rivals.
Dawn Approach to take on 11 Epsom rivals: Eleven horses, including five trained by Aidan O'Brien, will line up against the unbeaten Dawn Approach in the English Derby.
Dettori cleared to race in Epsom Derby: Former champion jockey Frankie Dettori will return to the English turf on Saturday in the Epsom Derby after serving a six-month ban for using cocaine.
Officials miss Golden opportunity: O'Shea: Trainer John O'Shea believes the positioning of the Golden Rose is the real programming anomaly in Sydney's spring carnival.
McLean fears Bashboy in Australian Steeple: Reigning jumps horse of the year Bashboy may be too strong for the others in the Australian Steeplechase at Sandown.
Wood sceptical about Sizzling gear change: Sizzling will race in blinkers for the first time in the Queensland Guineas but trainer Kelso Wood isn't convinced about the value of the move.
Gentle approach works for Destiny Rising: An unfashionably bred horse who nobody wanted to race is set to turn around the fortunes of Brian Gentle's training career.
Blinkers back on Dear Demi in Qld Oaks: Dear Demi will race in blinkers in the Queensland Oaks after stewards granted a late application from trainer Clarry Conners.
Racing NSW boss defends job losses: The governing body of racing in NSW has supported the Australian Turf Club's move to axe 25 jobs because of spiralling costs and stagnant revenue streams.
WFA Cup to be a tactical battle: Browne: With only six runners in the Eagle Farm Cup, jockey Damian Brown expects the weight-for-age contest to develop into a battle of tactics.
Ledger-trained colt Ready for metro test: I'm Ready For This is stepping from a Wodonga maiden to city class at Sandown but trainer John Ledger believes the colt has the talent to measure up.
Black And Bent heads Hurdle entries: Black And Bent and stablemate Brungle Cry are at the forefront of nominations for the $100,000 Australian Hurdle at Sandown.
Epaulette to carry 56kg in Stradbroke Hcp: Two Group One wins and placings behind Black Caviar, Pierro and All Too Hard make Epaulette worthy of his 56kg in Stradbroke, says handicapper.
Blinkers go on Streama in Stradbroke: Streama has pleased trainer Guy Walter and jockey Glen Boss with her application to racing while wearing blinkers in a Randwick barrier trial.
Hickman plots more country carnival spoils: Fresh from claiming the richest race during the two-day Scone Cup carnival, trainer Greg Hickman has his eyes on the Grafton Cup with Palasport.
Gai Waterhouse may appeal More Joyous fine: Gai Waterhouse will consider an appeal against a $5500 fine handed down for not disclosing the condition of More Joyous before the All Aged Stakes.
Berry continues outstanding Hong Kong form: Sydney jockey Tommy Berry has added another Hong Kong feature race to his portfolio, winning the Sha Tin Vase on Charles The Great.
Kazeem floors Camelot in Cup shock: The lightly-raced Al Kazeem has beaten Camelot in a shock result to the Tattersalls Gold Cup at The Curragh.
Just The Judge wins Irish 1000 Guineas: Just The Judge has given Melbourne Cup winning owner Sheikh Fahad his first European Classic in the Irish 1000 Guineas.
Gai Waterhouse fined $5500 for More Joyous: Trainer Gai Waterhouse has been fined $5500 for failing to disclose the condition of More Joyous before the mare's failure in the All Aged Stakes.
More Joyous inquiry continues: Gai Waterhouse will front stewards over charges relating to her record keeping in the long running More Joyous inquiry.
Hot Snitzel back on track: Talented sprinter Hot Snitzel can cement a place in the Stradbroke Handicap if he can bounce back in the QTC Cup.
Blinkers experiment for Streama: Streama will wear blinkers in a barrier trial to determine whether they will be used to help her get back to Group One winning form in the Stradbroke.
Sea Siren confirmed for Royal Ascot: Triple Group One winner Sea Siren's second to Epaulette in the Doomben 10,000 has confirmed her readiness for Royal Ascot.
Gondokoro to avenge Roses defeat in Oaks: Trainer Pat Carey is relying on the spacious Eagle Farm circuit to help Gondokoro turn the tables on arch-rival Dear Demi in the Queensland Oaks.
Prince Harada potential excites Vasil: Impressive debut winner Prince Harada is likely to have one more off-season start before trainer Tony Vasil shifts his attention to the spring carnival.
Native Is sprint King again: Kingsgate Native has won his first race in three years to set up another tilt at the big sprints at Royal Ascot.
More Classic Magic from O'Brien: Coolmore trainer Aidan O'Brien has won his ninth Irish 2000 Guineas, this time with Magician ridden by his son Joseph.
Caulfield runner in elevated TCO2 reading: Grand Emperor was kept back for two hours after it raced at Caulfield for a post-race test after a pre-race screening returned an elevated TCO2 reading.
McMahon to appeal against suspension: Jockeys Ric McMahon, Glen Boss and Tim Clark have all been handed Doomben 10,000 day suspensions.
Precedence win saves Cup bookmakers: The Bart Cummings-trained Precedence has returned to winning form in time to save bookmakers from paying out on a plunge on Midsummer Sun.
Popular Rangirangdoo to be missed by all: Chris Waller stable favourite Rangirangdoo has been euthanased after being injured in the Doomben 10,000.
Wheeler celebrates training first city win: Geoff Wheeler has landed his first city winner after 25 years of waiting when promising filly She Can Skate raced to a convincing win at Caulfield.
Fiumicino turns back the clock at Randwick: Fiumicino has turned back the clock at Randwick to win the Listed McKell Cup and flag a possible Brisbane Cup start.
Cassidy earns high praise for Hawkspur win: Sydney three-year-old Hawkspur continued his march towards the Queensland Derby, thanks to a perfect Jim Cassidy ride in Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben.
Epaulette takes out the Doomben 10,000: Epaulette stormed home to win the Doomben 10,000 but the race had a sad aftermath when Rangirangdoo was put down.
Zoustar remains unbeaten in Sires' Produce: Chris Waller strengthened his grip on the Group One JJ Atkins when Zoustar defeated stablemate Vilanova in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Huet lands Randwick winner for Waterhouse: French jockey Thomas Huet has made the most of the opportunity to ride at Randwick, winning on Queenstown for Gai Waterhouse.
Akavoroun impresses in Caulfield victory: Trainer Ciaron Maher will look to test untapped gelding Akavoroun during the spring carnival after the three-year-old remained unbeaten at Caulfield.
Avdulla defends Arinosa after Doomben loss: Brenton Avdulla insists Arinosa remains on track for the Stradbroke Handicap despite her costly defeat in the Glenlogan Park Stakes.
Peron bound for black-type career: trainer: Peron is among the team of racehorses to be sold by Patinack Farm but trainer John Thompson is hoping he can retain an association with the filly.
Gelding operation a success for Charlie: Dowdstown Charlie has shown the benefits of a gelding operation, keeping his mind on the task to win at Randwick.
Back-to-back Caulfield wins for Polanski: Two-year-old Polanski ended his season with a second-straight Caulfield win to confirm spring plans to target the Group One Victoria Derby.
Camelot raring to go in Tattersalls Cup: Jockey Joseph O'Brien says Camelot has all angles covered going into the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Mudlark World Wide set for Nowra Cup win: The prospect of a rain-affected track has trainer Bede Murray on good terms with himself ahead of his bid for a third Nowra Cup success.
Derby aim for Hayes-trained Eagle Island: The Victoria Derby is the long-range aim for Eagle Island who'll be out to make it back-to-back wins in a 1600m event at Caulfield.
Schofield set to outride claim at Randwick: Chad Schofield returns to Sydney racing for the McKell Cup meeting and needs only one winner to outride his claim.
The Voice to hit high note despite draw: Tony McEvoy has concerns about a wide barrier but he is putting his faith in the navigational skills of Glen Boss to make a difference on The Voice.
Grand Prix is a grand final for Hawkspur: Queensland Derby plans for Hawkspur are on hold until trainer Chris Waller assesses his performance in the Grand Prix Stakes.
French hoop earns Randwick call-up for Gai: A French jockey who has been quietly making his way on the Sydney provincial scene will be out to make the most of his opportunities at Randwick.
Wet to give Fiumicino a much-needed edge: Grand stayer Fiumicino has more to race for than most of his six rivals when he takes his place in the Listed McKell Cup at Randwick.
Browne left to plot tactics for Buffering: Robert Heathcote won't tie down Damian Browne to a firm set of riding instructions for Buffering in the Doomben 10,000.
Shamexpress impresses Newitt in jump-out: Craig Newitt is convinced Royal Ascot-bound Shamexpress has improved since his Newmarket Handicap win after partnering the colt in a Flemington jump-out.
Retirement an option for More Strawberries: The racing career of More Strawberries is in doubt after a leg injury ruled her out of the remainder of the Brisbane winter carnival.
Bolger upbeat for Dawn Approach Derby bid: Jim Bolger says Dawn Approach has thrived since his 2000 Guineas win and he expects the colt to maintain a perfect record in the English Derby.
Jockeys' group continues to Ahern support: The Professional Jockeys' Association has offered its full support to Eddie Ahern as the rider appeals against a 10-year ban from racing.
Japan Derby & South African Golden Sprint: Vinery Stud resident Mossman is shooting for a global Group 1 double this Saturday with high profile sons Buffering (above) and Royal Zulu Warrior lining up in feature races.
Stoute rules Telescope out of Derby: Trainer Sir Michael Stoute has ruled Telescope out of the Derby at Epsom with Dawn Approach now at 4-5 to win the Classic.
Aigles could miss Royal Ascot: Cirrus Des Aigles may miss Royal Ascot but trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is confident he will be a force as he prepares for his return from injury.
Dunaden enjoys Epsom spin: Dunaden has had a gallop at Epsom Racecourse ahead of his bid to add the Coronation Cup to his resume.
UAE to ban steriod use in equestrian sport: Still reeling from the Newmarket doping scandal, Godolphin's owner bans use of anabolic steroids in all horse-related sports in the United Arab Emirates.
Derby prospect Polanski steps up to mile: Robbie Laing hopes he has a Derby prospect in two-year-old Polanski who'll have his final start of his juvenile season over 1600m at Caulfield.
Boss claims Victorian prize money record: Glen Boss has set a new prize money record for a jockey on Victorian tracks, with his mounts this season so far earning $9,216,360.
Apprentices poised to star at Randwick: Sydney apprentices have much to gain in the absence of senior jockeys at Randwick, including Rachael Murray who will ride short-priced favourite Everage.
Caulfield return for untapped 3YO Edgewood: Edgewood was an eye-catching finisher in last year's Sandown Guineas and trainer Robbie Griffiths hopes he can show his talent now he's been gelded.
Your Song more than wet tracker: Cummings: History is stacked against Your Song adding the Doomben 10,000 to his Group One BTC Cup win but trainer Anthony Cummings remains confident of victory.
Raider part of McEvoy's broadening horizon: Tony McEvoy is re-emerging as a national force in racing with Sky Raider to lead the way for his team across four states in the McKell Cup at Randwick.
Fitness no issue for Risk Aversion: Lakey: Deagon trainer Mick Lakey is satisified with the fitness levels of Risk Aversion for her return to racing in the Glenlogan Park Stakes at Doomben.
Sires' stamina test for Missy Longstocking: Jockey Damian Browne is confident Missy Longstocking can rise to the challenge of her first attempt at 1350 metres in the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes.
Darren Weir fined $7000 over positive swab: Leading Victorian trainer Darren Weir has been fined $7000 over a positive swab returned by one of his runners after a maiden win at Ballarat.
Koroibete out to change Tigers' fortunes: He is named after the speedy Wests Tigers winger but Koroibete the racehorse is expected to make staying his forte.
Late Derby entry to be paid for German 3YO: Chopin, rated the best three-year-old in Germany, is set to take his place in the English Derby at Epsom.
Assistant trainer to appeal corruption ban: An assistant trainer found guilty of passing on inside stable information, has appealed against a hefty British Horseracing Authority ban from racing.
Jockey Eddie Ahern to appeal ban: Jockey Eddie Ahern, who has been disqualifiied for 10 years after being found guilty of corruption charges, says he will appeal the ban.
Smerdon, Moody land Sandown trebles: Black And Bent's record-breaking jumps win was the highlight of a Sandown treble for Robert Smerdon.
Waterhouse youngster bound for Brisbane: Improving juvenile Romantic Touch added his name to Gai Waterhouse's winter team in Brisbane with a commanding performance at Canterbury.
Nikolic set to face two conduct charges: Disqualified jockey Danny Nikolic has been issued with two charges over his alleged improper conduct at an appeal hearing into his ban.
Waller sends Zoustar north for Sires' bid: Unbeaten Sydney juvenile Zoustar, a dual acceptor in two states, will head north to contest the BRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Doomben.
Less Is More out to fill void for Vandyke: Less Is More will take a major step towards filling a void left by his former stablemate Lamasery if he wins the Premier's Cup at Doomben.
Randwick race a key to Brisbane features: Some up-and-coming Sydney three-year-olds will get their final chance to book a berth in two Queensland carnival features when they race at Randwick.
Hateley back with win after long absence: Joseph Hateley has ridden the Peter Moody-trained Macedonian to victory in a hurdle race at Sandown in his first race ride for more than a decade.
Hippopus puts Derby credentials on line: Gai Waterhouse will use the Grand Prix Stakes at Doomben as an important stepping stone to the Queensland Derby for VRC St Leger winner Hippopus.
Strawberry Boy in spring test at Caulfield: Peter Moody is keen to get a look at Strawberry Boy over 1600m at Caulfield with a view to the spring carnival and a shot at the Toorak Handicap.
Draw ideal for Better Than Ready in 10,000: Trainer Kelly Schweida insists Better Than Ready has enough tactical speed to take advantage of barrier one in Saturday's Doomben 10,000.
Black And Bent sets record with jumps win: Star hurdler Black And Bent has claimed an Australian record 10th successive jumps win with victory at Sandown in the Jack Dow Memorial Hurdle.
Wide gate for Your Song in Domben 10,000: Favourite Your Song has drawn the extreme outside barrier in the Domben 10,000 with main danger Buffering also presented with a wide alley.
American ace settles in with Ed Dunlop: American Grade One winner Unbridled Command, a new addition to the Ed Dunlop stable, is a dual entry for Royal Ascot.
France Galop awaits contact from Dettori: Glamour jockey Frankie Dettori must meet with French racing officials before he can make a return to riding after a ban for testing positive to cocaine.
Farhh team weigh up multiple Ascot options: Trainer Saeed Bin Suroor is keeping his options open with Farhh, the latest member of the Godolphin team to win at Group One level.
Derby winner Camelot in frame for Curragh: Dual Derby winner Camelot is one of five Aidan O'Brien possibles for the Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Group One moved in spring carnival change: The Spring Champion Stakes will be pushed back a week as part of a makeover of the Australian Turf Club's spring carnival.
Stewards clear Sadler over Sandown ride: Apprentice Tom Sadler says his vision was severely impaired when he aroused stewards' attentions over his ride on Supreme Warrior at Sandown.
Wildes to face stewards over positive swab: Co-trainers Bill and Symon Wilde have been issued with a charge by Racing Victoria stewards over a positive swab returned by one of their horses.
Caulfield favoured over Sydney for Devised: A 2400m race at Caulfield has been preferred over the WJ McKell Cup in Sydney for country galloper Devised who is on a path towards the Grafton Cup.
Black And Bent jumps for record at Sandown: Black And Bent will be back at the place where his streak started when he attempts to claim a record 10th successive win over the jumps at Sandown.
Everage presses on into back-end of season: One look at how the early part of next season could unfold for Everage was enough for trainer Craig Carmody to keep the talented filly in work.
All-weather track go-ahead for Pakenham: The Victorian government and Racing Victoria have announced the state's second all-weather racetrack will be included in the new Pakenham complex.
Daryl to make up for Wagga Wagga defeat: One of the unluckiest runners during the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup carnival will be out to make amends at Canterbury.
Dunlop ponders next route for Red Cadeaux: A drop back in distance and a firm track have been blamed for the below-par Singapore performance of Red Cadeaux.
Opportunity Knox for Murtagh: Jockey Johnny Murtagh is looking to start his training career with an Irish 2000 Guineas win for Sheikh Mohammed.
St Leger winner Encke tests positive: Another seven Godolphin horses from disqualified trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni's stable have tested positive for steroids.
Son of Eavesdropper all the talk: A 2-year-old son of Eavesdropper (USA) is all the talk in the racing community south of Sydney.
Ashamed Dettori admits cocaine use: Frankie Dettori admits to using cocaine in a television interview to be screened days before his return to riding after serving a six-month ban.
Stewards probe Sadler over Sandown ride: Melbourne stewards have opened an investigation into apprentice Tom Sadler's handling of Supreme Warrior at Sandown.
Fontelina bound for Scone Listed race: Anthony Cummings will start Fontelina at Scone as the gelding strives to earn a spot beside stablemate Your Song in the Stradbroke Handicap.
Gai and Waller unveil promising juveniles: Sydney's two top trainers used a midweek meeting at Canterbury to unveil a couple of young horses with bright futures.
Brenton Avdulla to front racing committee: Top young jockey Brenton Avdulla will be questioned by Racing NSW officials after allegations of an association with a bikie gang member.
Laurie keen to test Escado over two miles: Three-year-old Escado has drawn wide in the Listed Andrew Ramsden Stakes but trainer Matt Laurie is still keen to test the stayer in the two-mile race.
Scone Guineas conditions ideal for Ashokan: His immediate goal is the Inglis 3YO Guineas at Scone, but trainer Gai Waterhouse has boldly declared Ashokan could develop into a Cox Plate horse.
New gear to help Speediness in Scone Cup: Victorian galloper Speediness will carry some different gear as trainer Colin Scott tries to get the best out of the five-year-old in the Scone Cup.
Moloney maintains family racing tradition: Teenage apprentice Patrick Moloney added to three generations of Victorian racing history when he scored his first city win at Sandown.
Trainer gives Ichikawa vote of confidence: The work ethic and riding ability of Sydney apprentice Yusuke Ichikawa has helped him retain the ride on Just As Cosmic at Doomben.
Your Song to stand at Widden: We are thrilled to announce Fastnet Rockâ€™s most dominant Gr1 winning son Your Song will retire to Widden this season complementing our fabulous stallion roster.
Basic Cup plan for Lamasery: trainer: Lamasery will be ridden conservatively as he attempts to defy a poor record for horses drawn the outside barrier in the Doomben Cup.
Mahisara draw adds to Messara frustration: Trainer Paul Messara has been left shattered after Mahisara's wide barrier in the Group Three BRC Sprint at Doomben.
Kirribilli stakes jumps claim at Sandown: A win on the flat at Sandown has set Kirribilli Gold up for the Great Southern Steeplechase at Mornington.
Tac De Boistron set to return to Europe: Trainer Mick Kent, who has farewelled French stayer Tac De Boistron, has welcomed a winner at Sandown.
Derby still in sight for Telescope: Telescope is still in contention for the English Derby despite being ruled out of the Dante Stakes because of a minor infection.
Derby winner Orb arrives for Preakness: Kentucky Derby winner Orb has made his way to Pimlico for the Preakness as he chases American racing's Triple Crown.
Newhaven Park to stand Delago Deluxe: Newhaven Park is proud to announce that it will be standing Champion South African sprinting sensation Delago Deluxe at their historic Boorowa base in 2013.
Walk With Attitude out to bounce back: Walk With Attitude has to bounce back at Flemington from a disappointing last start showing if she is to earn a trip to Brisbane.
Secret Admirer set for Doomben swan song: Top Sydney racemare Secret Admirer could be racing for the 28th and final time of her decorated career in the Doomben Cup.
Racing chiefs want access to police files: Racing Victoria has called for laws to be passed to allow police to share information they say they have relating to jockeys and other identities.
Horse and jockey poised to shine for Olive: Nick Olive likes the prospects of Fullerton at Canterbury and he is just as warm about the chances of apprentice jockey John Kissick making the grade.
Guineas a target race for Taxmeifyoucan: Taxmeifyoucan is a long way from being the horse Greg Hickman thinks he can be but the trainer says the gelding has a lot to offer in the Inglis Guineas.
Karakatsanis treatment appeals thrown out: Trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have failed in their appeals against the penalty imposed on them for treating a horse on race day.
Moloney gets city chance on Post D'France: Apprentice Patrick Moloney will have his first city ride in Melbourne on Post D'France at Sandown, a horse he has partnered to two provincial wins.
Black And Bent ready for Mornington return: Champion hurdler Black And Bent will return to jumps racing at Mornington as stablemate Brungle Cry switches back to the flat at Flemington.
Trainer has mixed views on Doomben pair: Melbourne trainer Mick Price is confronted by one perfect scenario and one that is less than ideal at Doomben.
Vinery Open House: Vinery Stud is opening its doors over the Scone Cup Carnival to host a series of 9am Stallion Parades from Thursday 16th - Monday 21st of May.
More Joyous may have run her last race: More Joyous may have run her last race and could be retired and sent to England to be mated with champion horse Frankel.
Tom Waterhouse cleared at inquiry: Tom Waterhouse has been cleared at the More Joyous inquiry but reminded of public perception when it comes to horses trained by his mother Gai.
Australian pair in good shape in Singapore: Australian pair Bel Sprinter and Mawingo have arrived in good order for their Group One assignments in Singapore.
In-form Innovation ready for Australia: New Zealand mare Innovation may dodge the bog tracks and lower prizemoney at home and head for an Australian winter.
Your Song to Widden in 2013: Brilliant three year-old Fastnet Rock colt Your Song has assured his future at one of Australiaâ€™s most successful Studâ€™s with a stunning five length Group I victory in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm last Saturday
Scream Machine chasing back-to-back Cups: A decision to bypass the Doncaster Mile with Scream Machine could pay off for the second time in the $200,000 Scone Cup.
Gai charged over More Joyous affair: Gai Waterhouse has been charged with two offences over the More Joyous inquiry.
Emirates Park confirm 2013 service fees: Emirates Parkâ€™s stallion line-up and associated service fees have been confirmed for the 2013 breeding season with the studâ€™s senior management team adhering to the prevailing sense of conservatism for the upcoming season.
Your Song to farewell racing in Stradbroke: Your Song will join fellow three-year-olds Pierro and All Too Hard at stud next season after his win in the Group One BTC Cup.
Singleton regrets Johns' part in inquiry: John Singleton says he hopes he and Andrew Johns can still be friends after the former footballer gave evidence at the More Joyous racing inquiry.
Robinson has more to say on More Joyous: Former jockey Allan Robinson says he has more evidence to give on the More Joyous affair but has declined to give it to the stewards' inquiry.
Johns didn't spill on More Joyous: Hayson: Big punter Eddie Hayson says Andrew Johns never discussed the health of John Singleton's racehorse More Joyous with him.
Smerdon entitled to be ignorant about bet: Trainer Robert Smerdon had no need to ask about the source of money he was asked to give to jockey Damien Oliver, his lawyer says.
Flotilla scorches to French Guineas win: Flotilla has won the French 1000 Guineas with a record run while Style Vendome has taken out the 2000 Guineas.
No more joy - Singleton fined, Gai charged: John Singleton has been fined and Gai Waterhouse charged as NSW racing stewards found no evidence of inside knowledge being passed from her bookie son Tom.
Your Song favourite for sprint treble: Your Song has firmed to outright favouritism for the Doomben 10,000 and Stradbroke Handicap following his BTC Cup victory.
Flying Snitzel heads Ryan's Scone team: Gerald Ryan is looking to Flying Snitzel to recapture her Kewney Stakes winning form in the $500,000 Scone Guineas.
Bel Sprinter primed for Singapore mission: Now that Bel Sprinter has proved himself as a Group One winner, trainer Jason Warren is confident he can take his form with him to Singapore.
Streama and Skyerush to head north: Guy Walter-trained stablemates will be aimed at Group One races in Brisbane after a short let-up from their autumn racing.
Reliable Man recovering well from injury: Dual hemisphere Group One winner Reliable Man is recovering from an injury suffered in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes with hopes high he can race on.
Zabeelionaire needs pace in Doomben Cup: Group One winner Zabeelionaire will require a fast-run race to be competitive in the Doomben Cup according to his part-owner Brad Spicer.
Secret Gesture wins Oaks Trial: Secret Gesture has been elevated in markets for next month's Oaks at Epsom following her 10 length romp in the Lingfield Oaks Trial.
Moriarty a star turn in Chris Waller show: Chris Waller is powering to a Sydney premiership record with five winners at Rosehill adding to his tally.
Platelet completes Adelaide feature double: Victorian mare Platelet and her jockey Ben Melham have completed the double of South Australia's premier sprint races, winning the Goodwood.
Midsummer Sun strikes a blow for imports: Midsummer Sun continued the great form of imported gallopers when he won his second Australian start since arriving from England.
Pago Rock flies again fresh at Caulfield: The David Hayes-trained Pago Rock has improved on an already impressive fresh record with a strong first-up victory at Caulfield.
Quintessential back in business for Cup: New Zealand mare Quintessential has returned to the scene of her biggest success to post a timely win in the Chairman's Handicap.
Your Song returns with runaway BTC Cup win: The Anthony Cummings-trained Your Song has left his older and more experienced rivals without excuse in his BTC Cup win.
Farm stewards grill beaten Plate jockey: Stewards questioned the riding tactics of jockey Jonathan Riddell after the defeat of Survived in the Rough Habit Plate.
Richies Bickies pulls off Rosehill plunge: A Queensland Derby start is on Richies Bickies' winter radar after the three-year-old landed some good bets in winning at Rosehill.
Less Is More races into Cup contention: Jockey Peter Robl rates imported stayer Less Is More an ideal type for the Brisbane Cup after his win at Eagle Farm.
Outsider Primitive Man in Caulfield shock: Trainer Shane Fliedner was more surprised at the long odds offered about Primitive Man at Caulfield than he was by the gelding's victory.
Yosei's half-sister wins at Caulfield: Four-year-old Imoto hasn't reached the heights of her half-sister Yosei but she proved too strong for her rivals to post a city win at Caulfield.
Vo Heart earns shot at carnival 2YO riches: The Sires' Produce Stakes and Group One JJ Atkins are the targets for Vo Heart after his hard-fought win in the Champagne Classic at Eagle Farm.
Drago fulfils Cummings's goal at Rosehill: The Anthony Cummings-trained Drago has underlined his staying potential with an emphatic Rosehill victory, beating Ideal Guide by four lengths.
Laing's bargain buy now a Derby hope: Polanski, a colt bought to test a trainer's theory, became an early Victoria Derby prospect with a game win at Caulfield.
Anodin, Intello out for family redemption: Anodin and Intello will be aiming to set the record straight for their bloodlines when they take their places in the French 2000 Guineas.
Mount Athos returns with easy win: Mount Athos has kicked off his Melbourne Cup campaign with an easy victory in a Group Three race at Chester.
Black Caviar celebrated on coins, stamp: Unbeaten champion horse Black Caviar has been celebrated with a stamp and commemorative coins on display at the World Stamp Expo in Melbourne.
Hayson agrees to front More Joyous inquiry: Sydney businessman and punter Eddie Hayson has agreed to attend the next sitting of the More Joyous inquiry.
Vibrant Rouge out for change of luck: Trainer Glenn Thornton is confident Vibrant Rouge can make amends for a luckless last start defeat with victory at Caulfield.
Zonza gets another chance in Australia: Well performed New Zealand mare Zonza has come through her Hawkesbury ordeal in fine order and will run in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Bin Suroor set to take on Moulton horses: Godolphin has applied to transfer all horses from disgraced trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni to Saeed bin Suroor.
Falcent to continue good form at Caulfield: Three-year-old Falcent could book himself a shot at a stakes victory later in the season if he runs to expectations at Caulfield.
Melham, Platelet set for another Group One: In-form jockey Ben Melham lines up for his third Group One win in as many weeks when he partners Platelet in the Goodwood.
Earlier Sale Date for Inglis Australian Weanling & Bloodstock Sale: In an effort to assist vendors and buyers with travel and accommodation requirements in Sydney next month, Inglis have announced that the Australian Weanling & Bloodstock Sale will now be held two days earlier following on from the Classic Yearling Sale Winter Book on Sunday 23rd June.
Puissance De Lune heads Cup market: Puissance De Lune has been installed favourite in the TAB's Melbourne Cup market ahead of last year's runner-up Fiorente.
Buffering and Rain Affair chase holy grail: Both Buffering and Rain Affair will be out to shed their Group One maiden status in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Survived and Usainity fly the flag for Zed: The performances of Survived and Usainity, who dominate betting in the Rough Habit Plate, have resurrected the stud career of their sire Zed.
First Start, First French Winner: VINERY resident Myboycharlie opened his European winners account when first crop son Salai won on debut in France over 1100m last night
Red Cadeaux arrives in Singapore: Red Cadeaux has arrived safely in Singapore on the next leg of his latest global odyssey which has taken in Hong Kong, Dubai and Japan.
Singleton inquiry raises serious questions: The mud slinging and entertainment aside, the John Singleton-Gai Waterhouse inquiry focuses on a fundamental question for racing authorities.
Hollywood Park to close after 75 years: Racing will end at Hollywood Park with the site to be redeveloped for residential and retail purposes.
Caulfield the end of 3kg claim for Sadler: Apprentice Tom Sadler is looking to make the most of his final meeting riding with a 3kg claim at Caulfield.
Two trainers face positive swab hearings: Victorian trainers Darren Weir and Peter Gelagotis are set to face separate hearings over positive swabs from their horses.
Adelaide race preferred for Lucky Penny: The Group Three R A Lee Stakes in Adelaide has been preferred over an open handicap at Caulfield for lightly raced mare Lucky Penny.
Tonopah on learning curve in Rough Habit: An American-bred colt trained in Sydney will attempt to win a race named after a champion New Zealander who was regarded as an honorary Queenslander.
Quintessential returns in Chairman's Hcp: Queensland Oaks winner Quintessential will be reunited with jockey Damian Browne in the Chairman's Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Lees has faith in latest French connection: Pirate Bay is ready to join fellow imports Award Season and Hathras as Australian winners for trainer Kris Lees when he runs at Rosehill.
Pride hoping for wet track for Rain Affair: Rain Affair has been placed three times in Group One races on dry tracks but trainer Joe Pride wants a wet surface for the gelding in the BTC Cup.
Pride has modest vision for Destiny's Kiss: The arrival of former Victorian Destiny's Kiss at his stable has revived fond memories for Sydney trainer Joe Pride.
Cummings puts Drago on Derby winner's path: Anthony Cummings is hoping the race which help launched Fiveandahalfstar to the top can do the same for Drago at Rosehill.
Facile Tigre fresh and ready for Goodwood: Facile Tigre has been kept fresh for the Group One Goodwood and jockey Brad Rawiller is confident the Queensland sprinter will make his presence felt.
WA's racing bosses deny corruption claims: WA racing authorities say an internal inquiry has proven allegations of race fixing made in an anonymous letter are unfounded.
Solzhenitsyn out of Group One Doomben Cup: Toorak Handicap winner Solzhenitsyn will be aimed at the Stradbroke Handicap after trainer Robert Heathcote missed a payment deadline for the Doomben Cup.
McQueen runs second for retiring Ferguson: Sir Alex Ferguson will bow out a winner as the boss of Manchester United but he had to settle for second with his racehorse Butterfly McQueen at Chester.
De Kock outlines contenders for July Cup: South African trainer Mike de Kock has entered three horses for the July Cup at Newmarket with nominations also including Australia's Shamexpress.
Harbour Watch (Ire) to stand at Emirates Park: Emirates Park have formed a new alliance with an emerging world thoroughbred power to stand the brilliant European 2-year-old Harbour Watch (Ire), beginning with the upcoming 2013 covering season.
Bel Sprinter on song but Rocket Man out: Bel Sprinter continues to please Jason Warren ahead of his trip to Singapore for the KrisFlyer Sprint, a race to be run without local star Rocket Man.
Tim Clark keeps Sydney momentum rolling: The impressive form of jockey Tim Clark since his recent return from Hong Kong continued at Canterbury where he booted home two winners.
Stewards set date for inquiry resumption: Stewards hope to finally get to the bottom of the More Joyous affair when Allan Robinson and Andrew Johns appear at the hearing.
Waller's Cup squad down to three runners: Premier trainer Chris Waller will still have weight of numbers on his side in the Lord Mayors Cup despite declaring Beaten Up an unlikely starter.
Big Bear Rock brings class to Sandown: Classy sprinter Big Bear Rock raced up to his best form to score impressively at Sandown for former Darwin trainer Stephen Brown.
Tints has right attitude to overcome draw: Trainer Ben Currie believes Tints won't be overawed by a wide barrier in the Champagne Classic at Doomben.
Englebrecht hoping luck holds for Derby: After an inglorious start to his racing career, Lucky Lucky Lucky is one of the leading contenders for the Rough Habit Plate at Eagle Farm.
No rest for Caulfield-bound Vatican: Trainer Byron Cozamanis acknowledges his dashing sprinter Vatican deserves a rest, but not while he's having so much fun winning races.
Samarmeteors an impressive Sandown winner: Samarmeteors isn't in the same league as her talented half-sister Samaready, but trainer Mick Price is hoping she continues the form she showed at Sandown.
Buffering set for Group One win: Browne: Popular sprinter Buffering is on track for his first Group One win in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm, according to jockey Damian Browne.
Waller stable loses Doomben Cup contender: Kingston Town Stakes winner Stout Hearted has been put down after suffering a serious hoof injury while being prepared for the Doomben Cup.
Marengo on trial for Derby at Leopardstown: Battle Of Marengo is a standout nomination for Aidan O'Brien in the Derby Trial at Leopardstown, a race the Ballydoyle trainer has won nine times.
Al-Zarooni lodges appeal against ban: Former Godolphin trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni has launched an appeal against the eight-year ban for doping race horses at his Newmarket stables.
Griffiths to have chances in two states: Robbie Griffiths is set to have chances in both Melbourne and Adelaide despite his decision to miss the Goodwood with talented filly Angelic Light.
Sniper's Bullet to wait for Scone race: Veteran galloper Sniper's Bullet is nearing a comeback but will wait for the Scone carnival to make his first appearance in more than a year.
Strike The Stars' routine switch for Cup: Trainer Anthony Cummings is hoping time away from stable life has been enough to reinvigorate Strike The Stars for the Lord Mayors Cup at Rosehill.
Moody denies peptide use: Victoria's leading trainer Peter Moody has rejected any suggestion that he has used banned drugs on his horses.
Clark in form as he returns to Sydney fold: Trainer Chris Waller has given Tim Clark two midweek rides as the jockey tries to add to the momentum he generated in his first week back from Hong Kong.
Positive swab from horse in Wilde stable: A horse from the stable of Bill and Symon Wilde has returned a positive swab after winning a maiden race at Warrnambool.
Moroney duo on trial for Derby at Sandown: Trainer Mike Moroney's Queensland Derby hopes will become clearer after two horses press their claims for a trip north in a 1600m race at Sandown.
Singleton tells Andrew Johns to man up: John Singleton has called Andrew Johns weak and told him to man up over his part in the More Joyous inquiry and public bust-up with Gai Waterhouse.
Moment Of Change seeks Goodwood glory: Moment Of Change has the chance to earn a place among the country's top tier in the Group One Goodwood at Morphettville.
Tyreel Stud Announces New Stud Manager: Tyreel Stud is very pleased to announce the appointment of Rob Sims as Stud Manager.
Racing mourns death of jockeys' mentor: Well-known English racehorse trainer Reg Hollinshead will also be remembered for nuturing top-class jockeys, according to one of his star pupils.
Derby winner Camelot back in business: Aidan O'Brien's Dual Derby winner Camelot has made a successful return to racing, claiming the Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh.
NSW racing inquiry turns media circus: The Racing NSW inquiry into the performance of More Joyous in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick promised to be a media circus, and it delivered.
Cummings picks Brisbane for 3YO's return: Sydney three-year-old Your Song is a confirmed runner in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm after a runaway barrier trial win.
King Mufhasa future up in the air after HK: The racing future of evergreen New Zealand galloper King Mufhasa is in doubt after he bled during the Champions Mile in Hong Kong
Survived heads NZ raiders for Queensland: A New Zealand contingent headed by the Queensland Derby prospect Survived is on its way to the Brisbane winter carnival.
Crafty Irna after Rosehill consolation win: A wide barrier put paid to Wagga Wagga Gold Cup plans for Crafty Irna and the mare will instead chase another feature win in the Lord Mayors Cup.
Bolger warms to Approach Derby bid: Trainer Jim Bolger says 2000 Guineas winner Dawn Approach's relaxed attitude to racing makes him an Epsom Derby contender.
Singo, Waterhouses arrive for race inquiry: John Singleton and the Waterhouses have arrived at the racing inquiry into the scandal over the performance of More Joyous.
Sky's the limit for Hughes in Guineas win: Champion jockey Richard Hughes has ended a losing sequence in British Classic races with Sky Lantern's victory in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
Moore lands HK Champions Mile again: Trainer John Moore's incredible run of success in the Champions Mile has continued with Dan Excel winning the Sha Tin Group One.
Inquiry into Racing Queensland announced: State Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie has announced an inquiry into Racing Queensland and the alleged mishandling of massive contracts.
Andrew Johns asked to front racing inquiry: High-profile ex-footballer Andrew Johns has been given another chance to appear before the More Joyous racing inquiry or face sanctions.
All Too Hard retired to stud: Black Caviar's half brother has been retired to stud with his owners passing up the chance to race him on the international stage.
All star cast for More Joyous inquiry: A stewards' inquiry into the poor performance of the racehorse More Joyous will have an all star cast when it resumes in Sydney.
First-up Goodwood tilt for Galah: Peter Snowden will have two runners in the Group One Goodwood in Adelaide with four-year-old Galah tackling the race first-up from a spell.
Hot Snitzel to continue northern campaign: Hot Snitzel will continue his Queensland campaign despite his poor performance in the Prime Minister's Cup at the Gold Coast.
No peptide positives in racehorses: Racing Victoria says there have been no positive swabs to peptides in racehorses in tests taken since the spring carnival.
Ortensia ready for final campaign: International Group One winner Ortensia will stay close to home for what will be her last racing campaign.
Shug McGaughey's long wait finally over: Hall Of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey's dream of a Kentucky Derby win has finally come true with Orb winning the famous race.
Rain Affair and Buffering clash again: The Group One BTC Cup at Eagle Farm shapes as an absorbing contest between crowd favourites Rain Affair and Buffering.
Sole Powers to Palace prize: Sole Power has shown he is in for a lucrative summer with victory at Newmarket and will head to the King's Stand and a clash with Shamexpress.
Orb wins the 139th Kentucky Derby: Veteran trainer Shug McGaughey and World Cup winning jockey Joel Rosario have combined with Orb to take out the Kentucky Derby.
Dawn Approach wins English 2000 Guineas: The Godolphin stable, embarrassed by doping, returned to winning at Newmarket with unbeaten Dawn Approach capturing the English 2000 Guineas.
Bright future for Prince Of Penzance: The Group One Queensland Derby is an option for Prince Of Penzance after the gelding won despite doing plenty wrong in a race at Flemington.
Escado wins the South Australian Derby: Trainer Matt Laurie has claimed his first Group One victory with Escado, a decisive winner of the South Australian Derby.
Formidable returns to form: Formidable created a big impression when she won on debut but it took almost 12 months to score another success.
Academus gives Darley two Guineas wins: The Hawkesbury Guinesa win of Limes has been matched by his Darley stablemate Academus at the Gold Coast.
Limes caps big day for Darley in Guineas: Limes, the second-stringer for Darley in the Hawkesbury Guineas, has come out on top to claim a Listed win.
Lights Of Heaven triumphs in Hollindale: Lights Of Heaven has lived in the shadow of Black Caviar but had her moment in the spotlight when she won the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Thubiaan wins for Waller at Flemington: A narrow win to Thubiaan at Flemington brought up a winner in three states on the day for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Tony McEvoy makes winning start in NSW: Trainer Tony McEvoy has made a winning start from his NSW stable, taking the Rowley Mile at Hawkesbury, his new home track.
Famous Seamus wins Prime Minister's Cup: Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith will weigh up options for Famous Seamus heading to the Stradbroke Handicap after his Prime Minister's Cup win.
Aerobatics wins Darley's own race: Aerobatics has recorded her first stakes win for her owner, sponsor of the Listed Darley Crown at Hawkesbury.
Detours storms home to win Silk Stocking: Peter Snowden and Damian Browne claimed back-to-back Silk Stockings when Detours stormed home to beat Karuta Queen at the Gold Coast.
Dry tracks suit Coup Acclaim: Imported galloper Coup Acclaim has shown his liking for firm tracks, bouncing back from his last-start failure to win at Hawkesbury.
Whisper Downs keeps on winning: Durable galloper Whisper Downs has claimed the sixth win of a preparation that began almost a year ago.
Kris Lees quinella at the Gold Coast: Express Power has strengthened her grip on the Queensland Oaks with victory in the Gold Coast Bracelet over her stablemate Soapy Star.
Bowman predicts bright future for Zoustar: Talented two-year-old Zoustar could be bound for the Brisbane winter carnival after scoring his second win from two starts.
Singleton switches and wins: A horse owned by John Singleton and formerly trained by Gai Waterhouse has won first time out for its new Melbourne stable.
Gear change pays off for Le Val: Trainer Noel Doyle's decision to add blinkers to Le Val has paid off with an upset win in the Ken Russell Memorial Classic at the Gold Coast.
Lane gathers momentum after suspension: Jockey Damian Lane has celebrated victory on Moparee at Flemington after returning from a double suspension.
All Too Hard a Scone possibility: Champion colt All Too Hard could be a surprise starter in the Scone Guineas, according to co-trainer Wayne Hawkes.
King Mufhasa to wind back the clock: New Zealand champion King Mufhasa can wind back the clock in the Champions Mile at Sha Tin after recapturing form in Sydney.
Rosie Napravnik in search of history: History making jockey Rosie Napravnik is relaxed ahead of the Kentucky Derby as she strives to become the first woman to win the race.
Black Onyx scratched from Kentucky Derby: The Kentucky Derby will have only 19 runners, with the No.1 starting position left empty, after the late scratching of long shot Black Onyx.
Johns meets with Racing NSW investigator: Rugby league great Andrew Johns has met with a senior racing official as part of an investigation into a Sydney horse race.
Tim Clark wins Wagga Wagga Gold Cup: Tim Clark has claimed a feature win less than a week since his return from Hong Kong, steering Scream Machine to victory in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
VERRAZANO VERY SHORT: VINERY already have a Kentucky Derby winner on the roster in Big Brown, but look set to have a Kentucky Derby sire with More Than Ready set to add the Classic to his trophy cabinet. More Than Ready son Verrazano is tipped to become the first horse since Vinery resident Big Brown to go into, and come out of a Kentucky Derby intact.
Tumult a firming favourite for debut win: The Peter Snowden-trained two-year-old Tumult is a firming favourite to make a winning debut at Flemington.
Platinum Kingdom on trial for Queensland: Platinum Kingdom will be racing to keep his campaign going when he contests the $150,000 Hawkesbury Guineas.
Troy Portelli fined for improper conduct: Trainer Troy Portelli has been hit with a $1000 fine after being found guilty of improper conduct towards a jockey after a race at Mornington in February.
Guineas return for Dances On Stars: Dances On Stars returns to racing as a gelding against his long-time nemesis Sizzling in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Prince Of Penzance suited by rise in trip: The step up to 2000m is expected to suit up and coming three-year-old Prince Of Penzance at Flemington after a narrow defeat at Caulfield last start.
Browne wants room to move on Solzhenitsyn: Damian Browne says his job will be to ensure Solzhenitsyn has plenty of galloping room in the Hollindale Stakes at the Gold Coast.
Hvasstan gets another shot at a Derby win: Hvasstan will front up in Adelaide in his third Derby of the season with trainer Peter Gelagotis hoping the colt bounces back from poor showings in Sydney.
Doncaster toll an unknown for Monton: Monton endured one of the hardest possible runs in the Doncaster Mile but Ron Quinton is hoping the talented galloper can bounce back at Hawkesbury.
McEvoy right to go for Hawkesbury meeting: Darley's No.1 jockey Kerrin McEvoy is on the mend after a foot injury and says he will fulfil his Hawkesbury commitments.
Orb leads triple crown hopefuls in Derby: Triple crown aspirations go on the line as a field of 20, headed by the favourite Orb, lines up in the 139th Kentucky Derby.
O'Brien expecting Colombo to make progress: Cristoforo Colombo, one of the three 2000 Guinea runners for trainer Aidan O'Brien, is regarded as the stable's main pick to beat Dawn Approach.
Platelet sold by Bloodstock.com.au wins the Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes: There is no doubt Darren Dance has an eye for a good horse! Darren manages Australian Thoroughbred Bloodstock Pty Ltd, which specialises in thoroughbred racehorse syndication. One of AT Bloodstockâ€™s most recent successes was when four year old mare, Platelet, posted a break through Group One win in the Robert Sangster Stakes at Morphettville on Saturday.
Stackhouse to make most of Flemington book: Jockey Daniel Stackhouse is keen to make the most of his opportunities with leading chances for Peter Moody in the absence of Luke Nolen at Flemington.
Brunton team returns triumphant in Cup: Tasmanian trainers David and Scott Brunton produced a spring prospect when Banco Mo ran away with the Warrnambool Cup.
McEvoy a new kid on the Hawkesbury block: Renowned horseman Tony McEvoy will look to make an immediate impact at Hawkesbury where he has recently established a new training base.
Robinson unfit to attend hearing: Murphy: A high-profile lawyer says ex-jockey Allan Robinson won't be available to give evidence at a stewards' inquiry into the defeat of More Joyous.
Jumps villain becomes Grand Annual hero: The villain of the race two years ago is now a hero after Banna Strand won Australia's longest, most gruelling horse race, the Grand Annual Steeplechase.
Key gear change for Londehero at Coast: Winter carnival goals for Londehero are in dobut unless he boosts his prize money earnings in the Ken Russell Classic at the Gold Coast.
Hollindale ideal for Danleigh: Cassidy: The Hollindale Stakes helped launch the career of jockey Larry Cassidy and he believes Danleigh can give him his third win in the weight-for-age contest.
Quinton hoping for luck of the Irish: Already a stakes winner, Irish Dream will be striving to add further black type to her pedigree when she runs in the Darley Crown at Hawkesbury.
Warrnambool veteran O'Leary adds to record: Mt Gambier trainer Mick O'Leary has been winning races at Warnambool's May carnival for almost 50 years.
Bowman set for Cup breakthrough on Illo: Former German galloper Illo is poised to give leading Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman his first victory in the Wagga Wagga Gold Cup.
Rasmeyaa represents Weld in 1000 Guineas: The Dermot Weld-trained Rasmeyaa has been cleared to run in the 1000 Guineas after a pleasing track gallop.
Big two set for Curragh showdown: Camelot is due to make his much anticipated return in the Mooresbridge Stakes at the Curragh against Parish Hall.
Orb installed 7-2 favourite for Kentucky: The Shug McGaughey-trained Orb has been installed the 7-2 favourite for the Kentucky Derby ahead of Verrazano.
Prime strikes on a day to remember: In the history of Prime Thoroughbreds Anzac Day 2013 will go down as a day to remember.
Ex-jockey horrified over Singo fallout: Former jockey Allan Robinson might now think twice before calling his mate John Singleton over rumours about a horse following a massive fallout.
Johns spoke to me about More Joyous, Singo: John Singleton says he spoke to Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson about the condition of his mare, More Joyous.
Flemington return for Hawks Bay: Tough gelding Hawks Bay returns from an injury layoff at Flemington, his first start since claiming his second Darwin Cup victory.
Tambo's Jewel on black-type path: Tambo's Jewel has given hope to every owner with a slow horse after she made it four wins from only five starts at Eagle Farm.
Wheeler the man for the jumps: New Zealand trainer John Wheeler, a mainstay of Australian jumps racing, will again have a big hand in the Warrnambool Grand Annual Steeple.
Cassidy touch provides Warwick Farm win: A youngster closely related to Group One winners Desert War and Laser Hawk has posted a tough win at Warwick Farm.
Brungle Cry wins Galleywood: Classy jumper Brungle Cry has won the Galleywood Hurdle at Warrnambool, laying the foundations for a $300,000 jumps racing bonus.
Arctic Flight after stud boost: Another member of Black Caviar's family will be out to showcase their talents when Arctic Flight chases stakes success at Hawkesbury.
Barrier setback for Missy Longstocking: Missy Longstocking has drawn the outside alley in the Ken Russell Memorial Classic but trainer Liam Birchley and jockey Damian Browne aren't conceding defeat.
Symons after first Group One in Derby: Jockey Chris Symons believes he's well placed to land his first Group One in the South Australian Derby after Shoreham's impressive last start win.
Vandyke hoping to leave Hawkesbury Legacy: Trainer David Vandyke's decision to be trackside at the Gold Coast instead of Hawkesbury is not a reflection on the prospects of Keith's Legacy.
Inglis Syndication Open Day - this Sunday: This Sunday, Inglis will throw open the gates at their Newmarket complex for a new Syndication Open Day
Stradbroke still an option for Buffering: Popular sprinter Buffering was among 137 horses entered for the Group One Stradbroke Handicap following the release of nominations.
Locals to the fore at Warrnambool: Local trainers have continued their winning ways at Warrnambool, saddling the first three winners on day two having led in nine-from-10 on day one.
Baker chasing Wagga success: Trainer Bjorn Baker is hoping recent stable acquisition Liveandletdie can recapture some of his old form in the Town Plate at Wagga.
Kingdom enjoys first English workout: Dubai World Cup winner Animal Kingdom has had his first work-out since his arrival in England to prepare for Royal Ascot.
Godolphin trainer 'not truthful' on doping: The British Horseracing Authority says banned Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni is guilty of a "widespread systematic misuse of illegal substances".
Racing boss interested in Johns, Robinson: Rugby league great Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson have been described as 'parties of interest' in the More Joyous controversy.
Johns, Robinson to help in racing inquiry: Rugby league great Andrew Johns and former jockey Allan Robinson have been described as "parties of interest" in the More Joyous controversy.
Hioctdane carries local hopes in SA Derby: The Richard Jolly-trained Hioctdane will carry the local hopes in the Group One South Australian Derby against a strong Victorian representation.
Firm track issue for Tokugawa in Wangoom: Trainers of feature race runners at Warrnambool would like to see the track soften to give their horses a better chance.
New-look Hawkesbury a boon for Speediness: Victorian galloper Speediness returns to the scene of his narrow Hawkesbury Guineas defeat two years ago when he runs in the Rowley Mile.
Team McLean wins Brierly for the locals: A jockey who has endure injury, rising weight and a scandal of his own making, has returned to form with victory in the Brierly Steeplechase at Warrnambool.
Zabeelionaire on trial for Doomben Cup: Zabeelionaire needs to bounce back strongly at Flemington from a first-up failure if he is to earn a trip to Brisbane for the Group One Doomben Cup.
Weighty task for She's A Stalker at Farm: It's been a season of missed opportunity for She's A Stalker but trainer Angela Davies is hoping to make up for lost time, starting at Warwick Farm.
Waterhouse stays silent on controversy: Trainer Gai Waterehouse has ducked questions on the controversial incident between herself and owner John Singleton that flared last weekend.
Dawn Approach stars on 2000 Guineas list: Godolphin's unbeaten Dawn Approach, trained by Jim Bolger, heads 14 colts confirmed for the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.
BHA confirms Butler doping investigation: British racing is bracing itself for another doping scandal with four horses prepared by Newmarket trainer Gerard Butler returning positive results.
Pierro fee set by Coolmore at $77,000: Recently retired colt Pierro will stand his first season at Coolmore Stud for a service fee of $77,000.
Glance sights fixed on Cox Plate: Sheikh Fahad's Side Glance will be aimed at the Cox Plate but Dunaden will not return to Australia with the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in mind.
Butler admits steroid use in horses: English trainer Gerald Butler has admitted in a newspaper interview to injecting anabolic steroids into several of his horses.
Black Caviar's little sister moves to town: Black Caviar's younger half sister is getting closer to a late season racetrack debut, moving from her pre-training farm to Flemington.
Stewards could charge Singo over conduct: The public wrangle between John Singleton and bookmaker Tom Waterhouse could result in conduct charges against the high profile businessman.
Snitzerland performance a mystery: Snitzerland could extend her Adelaide stay to include the Goodwood if trainer Gerald Ryan is happy with blood tests taken after her Sangster failure.
American runner to grace Warrnambool: American mare Wild Mia will add some international flavour to the Warrnambool Grand Annual Steeplechase meeting in the Wangoom Handicap.
Reliable Man injury not as bad as feared: Hopes are high the injury suffered to Queen Elizabeth Stakes winner Reliable Man is not as serious as feared.
An Annual obsession at Warrnambool: The 137th running of the Grand Annual Steeplechase at Warrnambool will provide another winner and another story, but it will also attract controversy.
Singo could be charged by race stewards: The public wrangle between John Singleton and bookmaker Tom Waterhouse could result in conduct charges against the high profile businessman.
Tommy Berry wins Hong Kong Group One: Young gun Tommy Berry has put on a great riding display on his first day in Hong Kong, winning the Group One QEII Cup on Military Attack.
Red Cadeaux third in Japan: Globe trotting British galloper Red Cadeaux has notched another international Group One placing in the Tenno Sho in Japan.
BHA will not interview sheikh over scandal: Godolphin principal Shiekh Mohammed will not be formally interviewed by British authorities over steroid scandal at Mahmmod al-Zarooni's stable.
Extended Europe campaign for Shamexpress: Three-year-old colt Shamexpress could stay on for an extended campaign during the European summer depending on how he goes at Royal Ascot.
Munce and Sizzling reunite at Coast: Chris Munce will be reunited with Sizzling when the colt stages a rematch with his Magic Millions conqueror Saluter in the Gold Coast Guineas.
Rain Affair takes on Buffering in Brisbane: Rain Affair and Buffering will do battle over the Brisbane carnival with both sprinters looking for an elusive Group One victory.
All Too Hard the new king of racing: All Too Hard has taken over from his half-sister Black Caviar as the No.1 racehorse in Australia with his win in the All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
Singleton can be asked to name names: Stewards will ask John Singleton to name the people who have made allegations bookmaker Tom Waterhouse said More Joyous could not win.
Tom Waterhouse calls lawyers over claims: Bookmaker Tom Waterhouse is in contact with lawyers over allegations made by John Singleton he had inside knowledge More Joyous could not win.
Waterhouse and Singleton split for good: One of racing's most successful partnerships has ended with stewards intervening in a row between John Singleton and trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Sleek and stylish fashions at Randwick: Stylists believe a modest, demure and covered-up dress code will dominate the fashions for racegoers at the spring carnival.
Tigerland steps up with first city win: Promising galloper Tigerland has taken the step to city racing in his stride with victory at Caulfield to make it five wins from his first six starts.
Injury threatens career of Reliable Man: Queen Elizabeth Stakes hero Reliable Man has suffered a tendon injury and may have run his last race.
Buffering cruises to victory at Doomben: An elusive Group One win is within reach for Buffering after he thrashed his rivals in the Group Two Victory Stakes at Doomben.
All Too Hard takes out All Aged Stakes: All Too Hard confirmed his ranking as one of Australia's best gallopers in the absence of his retired big sister Black Caviar with his All Aged Stakes win.
Platelet takes Sangster Stakes in an upset: The Darren Weir-trained Platelet has joined the Group One club with her Sangster Stakes victory at Morphettville.
Guineas likely winter goal for Proverb: Proverb is likely to be freshened up for the Queensland Guineas in June after his dominant win in the Gunsynd Classic at Doomben.
Mourayan gives Lloyd Williams another Cup: Some expert navigational skills from Hugh Bowman has given prominent owner Lloyd Williams another major racing trophy with Mourayan in the Sydney Cup.
Darley toast Guelph in Champagne win: Darley filly Guelph has unleashed a devastating finish to run down the leaders and claim an improbable Champagne Stakes victory.
The Huntress impresses Boss at Caulfield: Champion jockey Glen Boss labelled two-year-old The Huntress as one to follow after the filly claimed a Listed win in her second start at Caulfield.
Skyerush wins second Emancipation Stakes: Bonny mare Skyerush has won her third Group race of the autumn, successfully defending the Emancipation Stakes at Randwick.
Reliable Man wins then breaks down: Imported galloper Reliable Man has scored a stunning win in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes only to break down just short of the line.
Missy Cummings earns trip to Scone: Unheralded filly Missy Cummings will chase more black type success after racing away with the James HB Carr Stakes at her first shot in Listed grade.
Friday Hussy continues her winning run: In-form mare Friday Hussy has made it a hat-trick of wins, defying a rise in weight from her recent victories to score at Caulfield.
Usainity adds to Baker team: Promising colt Usainity has added to the prowess of his grand sire Zabeel with his win in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick.
Patinack Farm sale 'within weeks': Tinkler: Nathan Tinkler says he is close to finalising the sale of his massive racing and breeding operation, Patinack Farm.
Sajjhaa aiming for Godolphin boost in HK: A trying week for world racing powerhouse Godolphin can end on a much brighter note should Sajjhaa claim the QEII Cup at Sha Tin.
Godolphin trainer was warned about drugs: Godolphin's racing manager in England says he warned disgraced trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni about the use of forbidden drugs.
Pierro to stand at Coolmore Stud: Recently retired colt Pierro will join the stallion roster at Coolmore Australia which has won out over other studs vying for his services.
Churchill Dancer on trial for Vic spring: David Hayes believes Churchill Dancer is well placed to claim a Listed win at Caulfield in a race that will provide a pointer to his spring hopes.
Lankan Rupee tipped to cash in for Price: Trainer Mick Price is more than confident his promising colt Lankan Rupee can return to the winners' list on a promising day for him at Caulfield.
Tasmanian farmer looking for Cup upset: Raechorse trainer and farmer Walter McShane has given Tasmania rare representation in the Sydney Cup with the outsider Norsqui.
McLean assault sentence reduced on appeal: Jockey Nikita McLean has had her five-month suspension for assaulting her sister Jackie Beriman reduced on appeal.
Sires' sacrifice worth it for Criterion: Trainer David Payne has no regrets about missing the Sires' Produce Stakes with Criterion to concentrate on the Champagne Stakes.
Waller escapes penalty over positive swabs: Trainer Chris Waller has escaped penalty over positive swabs from contaminated feed, with stewards slamming the company which produced it.
All Too Hard in battle for top billing: The top spot in Australasian racing previously occupied by Black Caviar will be fought over by her brother All Too Hard and NZ colt It's A Dundeel at Randwick.
Tremec to confirm staying prowess in Cup: The financial woes of his boss haven't been a factor for Patinack Farm trainer John Thompson as he chases Sydney Cup success with Tremec.
Zurella to stake spring claim in QE Stakes: Shaune Ritchie knows Zurella's Group One breakthrough is unlikely in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes but he hopes she can acquit herself well.
McEvoy to give Parr insight into Albrecht: Albrecht couldn't cut it as a miler during the autumn in Melbourne and will return to sprinting in the Victory Stakes at Doomben.
Rodd to make most of It's A Dundeel ride: A pick-up ride on rising star It's A Dundeel has Michael Rodd well placed to end the Sydney autumn with a Group One win for the second year in a row.
Mirsaale passes English Derby Trial test: A place in the English Derby awaits Mirsaale after the colt won an importan lead-up race at Epsom.
Godolphin trainer cops eight-year ban: Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni has been banned for eight years for his role in a horse racing doping scandal that has rocked Britain.
Williams stars with four Flemington wins: Craig Williams played a starring role on VRC St Leger day at Flemington with four winners, including the feature on Hippopus.
Key gear changes for wayward Kingdoms: John O'Shea will saddle up two runners in the Frank Packer Plate at Randwick headed by Australian Derby placegetter Kingdoms.
Reliable Man takes step towards big spring: Chris Waller believes Reliable Man will get his chance to shine in the spring but he hasn't lost all hope the import could spring a surprise at Randwick.
Randwick return for Fiorente: A sharp trackwork gallop by Melbourne Cup placegetter Fiorente has jockey Tommy Berry confident the import can be competitive in the All Aged Stakes.
Hayes colt ready to rock in Champagne: David Hayes is hoping Fast 'N' Rocking can breakthrough in the Group One Champagne Stakes and stamp himself as a spring carnival contender.
Snowden backs Paximadia for Brisbane: Juvenile Paximadia has booked his spot on Peter Snowden's Brisbane winter carnival team with an impressive debut victory at Warwick Farm.
Patience to pay off for Team Hawkes: The Hawkes training partnership will be out to end the autumn carnival on a high note with strong chances in two of the four Group One races at Randwick.
Stamina test for It's On The Pocket: Champion jockey Chris Munce has given his seal of approval for It's On The Pocket to attempt 1600 metres for the first time in the Gunsynd Classic.
Tigerland looking for city breakthrough: Tigerland is looking to bring his strong provincial form to town when he attempts to make it five-from-six in the Thomas Sabo Plate at Caulfield.
Long John to target spring features: Long John will be nominated for all the major three-year-old features in the spring after claiming a dominant win in the Listed Anzac Day Stakes.
Waller to face stewards over swabs: Three horses from the Chris Waller stable have returned positive swabs in what appears to be a case of feed contamination.
Jubilee unlikely for Moonlight Cloud: French mare Moonlight Cloud, the horse who came closest to beating Black Caviar, is to step up to longer distances this season.
Angry Sheikh orders Godolphin lockdown: Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has put his Newmarket-based Godolphin stable in lockdown amid a doping scandal.
O'Shea debutante Bound for Brisbane: Canterbury winner Bound For Earth has moved a step closer to booking her passage to Queensland for a winter carnival campaign.
Williams to ride in Japan for two months: Star jockey Craig Williams will head to Japan for a two-month stint after he competes at the final meeting of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Manawanui to make comeback at Randwick: Trainer Ron Leemon is pleased with the progress of Manawanui but the trainer admits he's apprehensive ahead of the gelding's return from a bleeding attack.
Past efforts reap rewards for Tommy Berry: Tommy Berry believes Silent Achiever will be at the peak of her powers for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes and he isn't daunted by odds-on pop It's A Dundeel.
Epaulette ready to fire in All Aged: Epaulette has the distinction of finishing runner-up to Black Caviar at her final start, now he will have to overcome her little brother.
Berry to ride in Group One in Hong Kong: Tommy Berry will ride Military Attack for John Moore in the QEII Cup just hours after he arrives in Hong Kong.
Colonial influence alive in the Sydney Cup: The Sydney Cup still has a colonial influence despite the influx of European stayers to Australia in recent years.
Tikitour to benefit from Melbourne trip: Tony McEvoy has decided to bring Tikitour to Melbourne for the Listed Anzac Day Stakes and believes the trip away will be the making of the horse.
Cummings's triple treat for Champagne bid: A filly from the family of champion sprinter Black Caviar represents Anthony Cummings' s best hope of claiming his first Champagne Stakes.
McNulty chasing maiden win in VRC St Leger: Trainer Mick Kent is hoping three-year-old McNulty can put it all together in the St Leger as the stayer chases his first career win.
Buffering aiming for Victory hat-trick: Buffering's superb first-up record and weight-for-age prowess gives him the edge over his Victory Stakes rivals, according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Floral Insight at peak for metro return: Floral Insight, one of the best sprinters in country racing, returns to city grade at Warwick Farm in a bid to add to his impressive tally of 11 wins.
Paperwork delays Noonan overseas trip: Jake Noonan's plans for a six-month riding stint in England have been delayed while immigrations are issues are sorted out.
Niwot, Mourayan topweights for Sydney Cup: Sydney Cup weights have been raised at acceptance time with Mourayan and Niwot at the top of the handicaps for the 3200m staying feature.
Sprinter Sacre completes jumps treble: Jumps racing's new superstar Sprinter Sacre has extended his perfect record over fences to 10 with victory at Punchestown.
Karakatsanis appeal fails at VCAT hearing: An appeal by father and son Tony and Con Karakatsanis against a guilty verdict relating to their intention to stomach tube a horse has failed
Smerdon picked to train WA star Luckygray: Caulfield trainer Robert Smerdon is to be the new trainer for classy West Australian galloper Luckygray.
NZ Derby winner Habibi sold to US: New Zealand Derby winner Habibi will be sent to the US and aimed at the Breeders' Cup meeting after being sold to a prominent US buyer.
Long John out to set himself up for spring: Long John will be out to end his juvenile season unbeaten when he steps to Listed level for the first time in the Anzac Day Stakes at Flemington.
It's A Dundeel form a guide to Double Halo: Double Halo, who went close to beating It's A Dundeel at the start of the season, will be out to confirm country cups plans at Canterbury.
Aliyana Tilde mount a boost for Williams: It's been a quiet Sydney carnival for high-profile jockey Craig Williams but it could end on a winning note with Aliyana Tilde in the Sydney Cup.
Honey Flower heading to Hawkesbury, Scone: Talented mare Honey Flower is ready to return to her best at Caulfield on Saturday, but a trip north is also a possibililty.
Snitzerland gets fitted up for Sangster: Sydney filly Snitzerland will closely follow the Black Caviar example as she prepares to win the same Adelaide races the champion mare claimed last year.
Dundeel ready for weight-for-age test: Four-time Group One-winning three-year-old It's A Dundeel is primed for his first test against older horses in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Dawn Approach on target for Guineas: Trainer Jim Bolger rates leading Derby contender Dawn Approach the equal of any horse he has trained.
Godolphin horses test positive to steroids: Trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni will front a British Horseracing Authority hearing after 11 horses raced by Sheikh Mohammed tested positive to steroids.
Riocetto to chase Group One Champagne: Three decades after he won the Champagne Stakes as a jockey, trainer Neville Voigt is looking for another victory with surprise packet Riocetto.
Awakening Dream ready for Warrnambool: Defending Grand Annual Steeple champion Awakening Dream has run into some obstacles ahead of his defence of the race.
Kelinni strengthens hold on Sydney Cup: History is against Kelinni winning the Sydney Cup but trainer Chris Waller is happy with the favourite's lead-up form.
Serpent to target SA Derby after Leger: Serpent is on trial for the South Australian Derby when he runs in the VRC St Leger at Flemington.
Tommy Berry ready for Hong Kong challenge: Sydney's latest big-race specialist Tommy Berry has one more chance to increase his local tally before taking up a riding contract in Hong Kong.
Manighar back on track: Manighar, the leading middle-distance galloper of last autumn, has shown he is ready to reproduce his best form in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
McNamara transferred to Dublin: Paralysed jockey JT McNamara has returned home to Ireland to continue his rehabilitation from the injury he received in a fall at Cheltenham.
No National Encore for Auroras: Auroras Encore has failed to repeat his Grand National success at Aintree in the Scottish version won by Godsmejudge.
Sandown Racecourse to get upgrade: The course proper at Melbourne's Sandown racecourse will be replaced in a multi million dollar upgrade over the summer.
Ichihara wins the Gosford Guineas: The Allan Denham-trained Ichihara has given owner/breeder George Altomonte another big race success in the $250,000 Gosford Guineas.
Hay List's racing options remain open: Problem plaged sprinter Hay List will be entered for the All Aged Stakes but his focus may be switched to the Brisbane carnival if he doesn't run.
Snitzerland seeking Adelaide Group One win: Flying filly Snitzerland will head to Adelaide in a bid to snare an elusive Group One win starting with the Robert Sangster Stakes.
Wallace looking forward to Hong Kong trip: New Zealander King Mufhasa is ready to leave Sydney for Hong Kong while his trainer is hoping to be a more frequent visitor to Australia.
Star colt Pierro has been retired: Greg Kolivos will begin talks with major studs over the next few weeks after announcing the retirement of his star colt Pierro.
Buffering is 'new kid on the block': Buffering has impressed trainer Robert Heathcote with his recovery from a hoof injury as he prepares for a return to racing in the Victory Stakes.
Berry adds Doncaster Mile to feature haul: Jockey brothers Tommy and Nathan Berry provided their hospitalised mother Julie with reason to smile when they won three races between them at Randwick.
Brown lauds Black Magic after Farm win: The Group One BTC Cup is on the agenda for in-form mare Black Magic after her win in the Juanmo Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Famous Seamus sets up Stradbroke campaign: Hawkesbury trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith knows what it takes to win a Stradbroke Handicap and he has another contender in the shape of Famous Seamus.
Speediness out to attempt NSW double: A return trip to the scene of some of his best performances is on the cards for Pink Ribbon Cup winner Speediness.
Chris Waller wins third Doncaster Mile: Chris Waller thought about scratching most of his Randwick team because of the wet. He didn't and instead he made Doncaster Mile day his own.
Better Than Ready on target for BTC Cup: Better Than Ready will target the Group One BTC Cup after his impressive return to racing in the Mick Dittman Plate at Eagle Farm.
A Royal performance in Australian Oaks: A late decision to run Royal Descent in the Australian Oaks paid handsome dividends when she thrashed her rivals to score a facile win.
Kelinni cements Sydney Cup favouritism: Sydney Cup favourite Kelinni has further enhanced his claims for the Group One staying test with victory in the JRA Plate at Randwick.
Williams savours special win at Randwick: Two years after he overcame a life-threatening illness, Eminent Domain has justified the faith of his trainer with a dominant Randwick victory.
Black Caviar farewelled at Caulfield races: Melbourne racing fans have farewelled world champion sprinter Black Caviar at Caulfield after her retirement from racing.
Fantisha on a path to Queensland Oaks: Fantisha had to survive a protest to win the Princess Stakes at Eagle Farm to clinch a Queensland Oaks campaign.
Plantinum Kingdom wins despite waywardness: New Zealander Platinum Kingdom has won his first Australian start despite giving jockey Jonathan Riddell a torrid time at Randwick.
Riocetto scores runaway win in Fernhill: The sodden Randwick track proved to be to the liking of Riocetto as he posted an emphatic Fernhill Handicap victory.
Everage shows she is above average: Trainer Craig Carmody will map out a spring program for Everage with the youngster ending her two-year-old campaign with a stakes victory at Randwick.
Lucky Penny shines in winning return: After being forced to abandon the spring program he had mapped out for Lucky Penny in 2012, trainer Peter Morgan is hoping to try again this year.
Apprentice celebrates Doncaster day win: Apprentice Alex Stokes gave her career a timely boost with victory aboard French Gift at a rain-soaked Randwick.
Mania back In business after race fall: English Grand National-winning jockey Ryan Mania has made an incident-free comeback to riding at Ayr.
Toronado a threat in Guineas: Hughes: Jockey Richard Hughes likes the 2000 Guineas chances of Toronado despite Dawn Approach's tight grip on favouritism for the Classic.
Injured Mccoy to miss Punchestown: Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has been ruled out of the Punchestown Festival after suffering broken ribs in a race fall.
Beshara happy to be on the Doncaster trail: Happy Trails is a $26 chance in the Doncaster Mile but his trainer Paul Beshara won't hear of him being beaten.
Boss out to build on Doncaster record: Glen Boss is out to build on his record five Doncaster Mile wins but will need luck from an outside barrier on dual Group One winner Streama.
Ethiopia returns to scene of biggest win: The odds about Ethiopia winning the Doncaster Mile are long, but his owner and trainer are adamant he is up to the challenge.
$1m milestone in sight for Centennial Park: Centennial Park gets his chance to break the $1 million prizemoney barrier when he lines up as one of the favourites in a Listed race Caulfield.
More big turf names on verge of retirement: Black Caviar's retirement could spark an exodus of Australian turf stars with her half-brother All Too Hard and Pierro close to the end of their careers.
Hayes relies on durable duo for Caulfield: Whisper Downs and Rose Pattern rate as two of the most durable horses in training and are at the head of the David Hayes team for Caulfield.
Riddell Sydney experience to help Kiwi 3YO: Trainer Lisa Latta is banking on the experienced hands of jockey Jonathan Riddell to guide Platinum Kingdom through his Sydney debut at Randwick.
Solid mare returns for Emirates Park duo: Broodmares in foal to five-time Group 1 winner Dream Ahead (USA) traded strongly during the opening session of the 2013 Australian Easter Broodmare Sale staged by Inglis.
Kent fears Derby repeat in Australian Oaks: Mick Kent believes VRC Oaks placegetter Summerbliss can be in the mix in the Australian Oaks at Randwick but is wary of New Zealand filly Habibi.
Trans Tasman battle for the Oaks: Rival trainers Clarry Conners and Donna Logan are equally confident their Classic winners can add to their record in the Australian Oaks.
Farm track rating crucial for Funtantes: Robert Heathcote wants a track rating no worse than at the lower end of the slow range for Funtantes in the Juanmo Stakes at Eagle Farm.
Auroras chasing Grand National encore: Auroras Encore has been confirmed for the Scottish Grand National as he attempts a double last completed in 1974 by Red Rum.
Toronado storms into Guineas contention: The Richard Hannon-trained Toronado has stormed into contention for the 2000 Guineas with and impressive win at Newmarket.
All Too Hard named on Vinery roster: The younger half brother to Black Caviar, All Too Hard, has been named on Vinery Stud's stallion roster for a fee of $66,000.
Darren Weir runner returns positive swab: A horse trained by Darren Weir has returned a positive swab in a post-race sample after a win at Ballarat.
Nikita McLean suspended for five months: Jockey Nikita McLean has been suspended for five months after pleading guilty to a raceday assault on her sister, apprentice Jackie Beriman.
Samaready's half-sister ready to step out: Trainer Mick Price believes Samarmeteors, the two-year-old half-sister to last year's Blue Diamond winner Samaready, will run well in her Caulfield debut.
Caviar retires as an all-time favourite: Tabcorp punters splurged $26 million in bets on wonder mare Black Caviar, an analysis of her betting appeal has revealed.
Vinery Announce 2013 Roster: Vinery Stud has pleasure in announcing their Stallion Service Fees for the 2013 breeding season.
Ageless warrior to tackle fourth Doncaster: Nine-year-old Danleigh will be a sentimental favourite for the Doncaster Mile which will mark his 27th start in a Group One race.
Cantonese resumes despite impost, draw: On-pace stayer Cantonese was a revelation last campaign, prompting trainer Bjorn Baker to set his sights higher this time around.
Moody tips Club Command to bounce back: Peter Moody believes consistent sprinter Club Command is well placed to bounce back from the only unplaced run of his career when he lines up at Caulfield.
Shoot Out the weight horse in Mile: O'Shea: John O'Shea believes the Chris Waller-trained Shoot Out has been thrown in at the weights for the Doncaster Mile.
Better Than Ready returns at Eagle Farm: Track bias looms as a stumbling block to Better Than Ready who begins his Stradbroke Handicap campaign in the Mick Dittman Plate at Eagle Farm.
Milburn Creek Thoroughbred Stud Announces New Stud Manager: Milburn Creek Thoroughbred Stud is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Scott Holcombe as Stud Manager.
Waller's Royal chance for Oaks victory: Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will have two runners in the Australian Oaks after deciding to back-up Adrian Knox winner Royal Descent.
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Free entry for Caviar's Caulfield farewell: The Melbourne Racing Club has announced free entry for the Caulfield meeting where retired champion Black Caviar will parade.
Moody stable continues on without Caviar: Black Caviar rose to unprecedented heights under the care of Peter Moody but it was business as usual for the trainer in her absence at trackwork.
Auroras Encore still on course for Ayr: Aintree hero Auroras Encore is poised to take his place in the Scottish Grand National with Ayr officials expecting the course to dry out before the race.
Henry Cecil has 1000 Guineas favourite: In his first season in three years without Frankel, Sir Henry Cecil has produced Hot Snap to win an important 1000 Guineas trial at Newmarket.
An incomparable turf champion retires: Black Caviar ranked as the world's best ever sprinter, one of Australia's greatest sporting heroes and a horse thoroughly loved by her owners.
Red-letter day for Waller in two states: Chris Waller reminded everybody just why he is one of Australia's premier trainers with four winners at Canterbury and two in Melbourne.
The Huntress impresses on debut at Sandown: Two-year-old The Huntress has won on debut at Sandown and will be on the road to Wagga Wagga and Scone in NSW for her next starts.
Industry praise for a magnificent horse: Australia's top trainers and jockeys, in awe of Black Caviar, have paid tribute to her unbeaten career.
It's On The Pocket wins four in a row: Chris Munce has ridden his first winner since returning from illness aboard It's On The Pocket, a winter carnival prospect for trainer Lindsay Gough.
Sadler excited about Caulfield prospects: Apprentice Tom Sadler believes his Caulfield book of rides is his best yet for a Saturday meeting, highlighted by African Pulse and Elite Elle.
Queensland racing puts on a brave face: Black Caviar's retirement is a blow to the Brisbane Racing Club who had hoped to showcase the mare for a second time in the BTC Cup at Eagle Farm.
Waterhouse's weighty concerns for Pierro: He is a dominant favourite to win the Doncaster Mile but trainer Gai Waterhouse is wary of the task the handicapper has given Pierro.
Black Caviar retires on top of the world: World champion sprinter Black Caviar has been retired with her 25-race undefeated record and her invincible reputation intact.
Sandown death a blow for jumps racing: The death of a runner in a steeplechase race at Sandown has delivered a blow to Victoria's ailing jumps racing scene.
Moody set to announce plans for Caviar: The immediate future of unbeaten sprinter Black Caviar will become clearer when trainer Peter Moody fronts a press conference at his Caulfield stables.
Habibi a clear-cut favourite for Oaks: New Zealand filly Habibi heads of a field of 11 three-year-old fillies set to contest the Group One Australian Oaks at Randwick.
Animal Kingdom to target Queen Anne: Arrowfield Stud stallion-in-waiting Animal Kingdom is likely to be set for the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot.
Coronation Cup to start Dunaden campaign: The Coronation Cup at Epsom is favoured as the race for the seasonal return of the 2011 Melbourne Cup winner Dunaden.
Pierro set to lead stars into retirement: A lucrative stud career awaits Pierro with the Doncaster Mile looming as a possible farewell race for the crack three-year-old.
Zabeelionaire makes return at Caulfield: Zabeelionaire is set to return in Listed grade at Caulfield on his way to the Brisbane winter carnival where he could be joined by stablemate Sweet As Bro.
TAB faces huge Doncaster payout on Pierro: A Pierro win in the Doncaster will result in a seven-figure payout for the TAB which has taken some big feature doubles bets.
Pierro drawn ideally to win Doncaster: Star colt Pierro has drawn barrier four in the Doncaster Mile as he attempts to extend his winning streak in Sydney.
Just A Girl primed for black-type success: Scott Asprey has picked out the PJ Bell Stakes as the Listed race where Just A Girl has the best chance of continuing a winning streak.
More Than Sacred confirmed for Oaks start: More Than Sacred will be given the chance to add the Australian Oaks to her New Zealand Oaks victory after a final track gallop thrilled trainer Tony Pike.
Rangirangdoo set to kick off in All Aged: Grand campaigner Rangirangdoo will be among those taking on More Joyous and All Too Hard in the All Aged Stakes.
Brungle Cry returns to jumps at Sandown: Star young hurdler Brungle Cry makes his first jumps appearance of the season at Sandown with trainer Robert Smerdon confident the gelding has improved.
Indian Chief enters English Derby picture: Trainer Aidan O'Brien has boosted the strength of his potential English Derby team after Indian Chief scored a last-to-first win at Leopardstown.
Pierro draws inside barrier for Doncaster: The Doncaster Mile barrier draw has worked out in favour of top three-year-old Pierro who has drawn gate four in the $2 million race.
Encore, Mania OK for Scottish National: Ryan Mania is right to return to riding in time to partner Auroras Encore in the jumper's quest to complete the English-Scottish Grand National double.
Full field for Doncaster Mile: The Gai Waterhouse-trained three-year-old star Pierro is among 21 horses declared for the Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
All Too Hard arrives in Sydney: All Too Hard has arrived in Sydney to pick up his interrupted autumn campaign in the All Aged Stakes ahead of a possble trip to England.
Shellscrape moves closer to race return: A barrier trial win at Werribee has Group One winner Shellscrape close to a return to racing after two years and a failed stud career.
Habibi spot-on for the Australian Oaks: New Zealand Derby winner Habibi is ready to claim her second Classic in the Australian Oaks after bypassing the Australian Derby.
Alma's Fury to be given Doncaster chance: A close second in the Prelude has earned Alma's Fury a shot at the $2 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.
Ocean Park to stand in New Zealand: Cox Plate winner Ocean Park will join the stallion roster at New Zealand's famous Waikato Stud following his recent injury-enforced retirement.
Williams looking to Doncaster upset: Craig Williams believes Norzita's last start win over 2000m will stand her in good stead when she contests the gruelling mile of the Group One Doncaster.
Battle Of Marengo lays Derby claims: Battle Of Marengo has scored a solid win at Leopardstown to stakes his claim for inclusion in Aidan O'Brien's Epsom Derby team.
Bowman to ride Bel Sprinter in Singapore: Hugh Bowman will partner Bel Sprinter in the Group One KrisFlyer International Sprint in Singapore.
Randwick stands up to the pressure: The partially completed Randwick grandstand has some teething problems but the public have been reassured lessons have been learned.
Animal Kingdom service fee announced: World Cup winner Animal Kingdom may have one more run in England before he is transported to Australia where he will stand at $38,500 at Arrowfield.
Walter looking for Doncaster edge: Pierro is the raging favourite for the Doncaster but trainer Guy Walter is hoping some Glen Boss magic will help Streama.
Payne excited ahead of Yosei return: Michelle Payne is excited to be reunited with her favourite horse Yosei after missing most of the mare's spring campaign through injury.
Next start for Black Caviar on hold: A decision on where unbeaten champion Black Caviar races next is on hold and trainer Peter Moody says Adelaide and Brisbane are options.
Poste Restante to resume at Eagle Farm: Trainer Desleigh Forster doesn't want to over-burden Poste Restante with a gruelling campaign leading up to the Brisbane Cup.
Blackstairmountain wins Nakayama Jump: Blackstairmountain has a claimed a first victory for Europe in Japan's premier steeplechase, the Nakayama Grand Jump.
Black Caviar remains unbeaten: Australia's world champion sprinter Black Caviar has won her 25th race and confirmed her place among the country's heroes.
Cunningham enjoys a piece of Caviar magic: She is Peter Moody's foreperson in Sydney and this week Clare Cunningham had the honour of hosting the world's best mare.
Black Caviar puts premier in his place: Sea Siren, the horse NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell's tipped would end Black Caviar's winning run, finished more than six lengths behind the champion mare.
Randwick cashes in on Black Caviar fever: Randwick racegoers couldn't get enough of Black Caviar, or the merchandise range that is associated with the unbeaten mare.
Viadana takes Easter Handicap: Viadana came from well back in the field with a well-timed run to win the last Group One of the New Zealand racing season from Postmans Daughter.
Bonaria set for interstate missions: The Pat Hyland-trained Bonaria is set to chase stakes success in South Australia and Queensland after winning strongly at Flemington.
Black Caviar at 25 straight with TJ win: World champion sprinter Black Caviar has stretched her unbeaten streak to 25 with one of her finest performances in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
In-form mare Arinosa wins again: In-form mare Arinosa has booked herself a shot at Group One company after a devastating Sapphire Stakes performance.
Shoreham stamps claims for SA Derby: Shoreham has given trainer Saab Hasan his first stakes win in the Galilee Series Final at Flemington and now the South Australian Derby awaits.
It's A Dundeel claims autumn triple crown: It's A Dundeel has won the Australian Derby in devastating style to complete the autumn three-year-old triple crown.
Doncaster not on the menu for Skyerush: Consistent mare Skyerush has taken out the Doncaster Prelude but she won't press on to the famous Randwick mile.
Black and salmon dominates Derby day: It may have been Derby day at Randwick, but for the fashion conscious it's Black Caviar day.
Churchill Dancer wins Vobis Gold Ingot: Two-year-old Churchill Dancer has finished strongly to take out the $180,000 Vobis Gold Ingot at Flemington.
Guelph makes amends in Sires' Produce: Guelph made amends for her Blue Diamond and Golden Slipper defeats by claiming a well-deserved victory in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Tremec sweetens tough week for Patinack: Tremec has stamped his Sydney Cup credentials and given the embattled Patinack Farm operation a rare bright spot with his win at Randwick.
Royal Descent wins Adrian Knox Stakes: Royal Descent is not a certain starter in the Australian Oaks despite her impressive win in the Adrian Knox.
Straight track suits Flamberge: Flamberge improved on his strong straight track form with victory in the opening race at Flemington, forming part of an early double for jockey Vlad Duric.
Toydini begins to realise true potential: The potential he always possessed is now being realised by the smart three-year-old Toydini, a convincing winner of the Carbine Club Stakes at Randwick.
Safeguard claims first on Derby Day: It wasn't a Golden Slipper victory, but Safeguard went some way to justifying Darley's early faith with a decisive Kindergarten Stakes win.
Cecil hits out at contents of biography: Sir Henry Cecil, the trainer of retired unbeaten star Frankel, says he is unhappy with the contents of a soon-to-be-released biography.
O'Brien downplays concerns over Kingsbarns: Kingsbarns has been overtaken at the top of Epsom Derby betting after a setback but jockey Joseph O'Brien says the colt is on target for the Classic.
Doomben races cancelled after deluge: Relentless rain in southeast Queensland has resulted in the Doomben and Gold Coast meetings being cancelled.
Kings Palace continues on SA Derby path: Kings Palace will be out to back up his last-start city win in the Listed Galilee Series Final on his way to the South Australian Derby.
Oaks trial for Divertire in Adrian Knox: Guy Walter will know more about his major carnival prospects when they race at Randwick, including Divertire, a filly who could earn an Oaks call-up.
Randwick track on improve for Caviar show: The Australia Derby meeting, featuring wonder mare Black Caviar, will be run on an improving Randwick track after ideal lead-up weather.
Newitt confident of Hvasstan turnaround: Hvasstan was the flop horse in the Rosehill Guineas but jockey Craig Newitt says the Victorian colt is ready to show his true form in the Australian Derby.
Baker sticks with winning formula in Derby: The addition of blinkers to It's A Dundeel has turned the colt into one of the hottest Australian Derby favourites of all time.
Mahisara set to show best form in Prelude: Talented galloper Mahisara has some bad habits that trainer Paul Messara hopes will be overcome by raw talent at Randwick.
Walker keen to make impact at Flemington: Michael Walker has the chance to notch his first city win in Melbourne since his return from hip surgery with a handy book of Flemington rides.
Carmora begins Derby countdown at Doomben: Three-year-old Carmora, unbeaten in three starts, begins a campaign at Doomben that is directed at the Queensland Derby.
Distance query for Villa Verde in Sires': Michael Rodd doesn't doubt Villa Verde has the class to figure in the Sires' Produce Stakes but admits he does have a query over the filly at the distance.
Patinack racing team to be sold at auction: Nathan Tinkler appears to have given up trying sell his racing business lock, stock and barrel with 470 Patinack Farm thoroughbreds to be sold at auction.
Favourable draw to help Charlie in Sires': Some good fortune in the Sires' barrier draw points to the Gerald Ryan-trained Charlie Boy being one of the biggest improvers out of the Golden Slipper.
It's all relative for Caviar and family: Black Caviar will be joined by two members of her family when she heads to Randwick for the TJ Smith Stakes.
All Too Hard pleases Dunn in jump-out win: All Too Hard's jockey Dwayne Dunn says the colt is ticking over nicely towards the Group One All Aged Stakes after another jump-out win at Flemington.
McDonald suspension term to stand: James McDonald will miss the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup meetings after losing an appeal against the severity of a suspension.
Godolphin boosts entries for Epsom Derby: Dawn Approach, crowned the UK's champion two-year-old last year, has been included in a record second-stage entries for the Epsom Derby.
Auction firm Inglis bans Tinkler horses: Leading bloodstock auctioneers William Inglis and Son will no longer accept horses owned by beleaguered mining magnate Nathan Tinkler in its select sales.
Brown promises genuine test for Caviar: At least one rival jockey is planning to make superstar Black Caviar work hard for her pay cheque in the TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Toydini out to confirm Qld Derby campaign: A gelding operation has helped Toydini become a Group Two winner and ambitious plans for him include the Queensland Derby.
Record-breaking yearling sale yields $82m: Results from the Australian Easter Yearling Sale confirm Fastnet Rock is closing fast on Redoute's Choice as the nation's leading thoroughbred stallion.
Derby favourite is the real deal: Rawiller: He underestimated It's A Dundeel once but Nash Rawiller won't be caught in the same trap when he rides against him in the Australian Derby.
Hasan hopes for more home track success: Saab Hasan celebrated a special win with Shoreham at Flemington last year and he believes the gelding can be successful again in the Galilee Series Final.
Overreach on her way to the triple crown: Owner-breeder George Altomonte is relaxed about his Golden Slipper winner Overreach running out a strong 1400m in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
It's On The Pocket at carnival crossroads: It's On The Pocket is undefeated since being gelded as trainer Lindsay Gough puts his carnival credentials to the test in the Brisbane Racing Club Plate.
Ryan to figure despite Snitzerland absence: His top-class filly Snitzerland might be missing from the Derby day support card but Gerald Ryan still has high hopes for a result with a solid team.
Safeguard ready for belated autumn return: A Golden Slipper preparation had to be abandoned with Safeguard after a minor setback but he'll be out to make amends in the Kindergarten Stakes.
Wellington connection chasing Orange Cup: Lifelong friends Matthew Cahill and Garry McCarney will join forces to chase successive country Cups wins with Fox Solid in the Orange Gold Cup.
Dunlop to welcome Snow Fairy back: Multiple Group One winner Snow Fairy is making steady progress towards a retrun to the racetrack.
McDonald suspended over whip infringement: Leading jockey James McDonald has fallen foul of stewards for breaching several whip rules which has resulted in a one-week ban.
Gai Waterhouse licensed to train jumpers: The Nemesis will be Gai Waterhouse's first runner over hurdles with the ground-breaking trainer earning her jumps licence.
Sydney base on the cards for McEvoy: Respected horseman Tony McEvoy could be a more frequent sight at Sydney racetracks after hinting at his plans to set-up a local training base.
Katelyn Mallyon in Sandown birthday win: Apprentice Katelyn Mallyon celebrated her 19th birthday with a winner at Sandown in her first ride for prominent trainer Mick Price.
Caviar presence overshadows Derby hot-pot: It's not often an odds-on favourite for a blue-riband Classic has to give up top billing on a race day but that will be the case for It's A Dundeel.
Chris Munce back in action at Eagle Farm: Chris Munce admitted to nerves before making his long-awaited comeback to riding at Eagle Farm after being sidelined for four months with throat cancer.
Slipper winner in top shape for Randwick: Despite a call-up to ride in Hong Kong, Tommy Berry's focus is firmly on adding to his Sydney carnival haul.
Black Caviar, Hay List poised for TJ clash: Hay List has played bridesmaid to Black Caviar four times and that is again likely to be a best-case scenario for the high-class sprinter at Randwick.
Hard Stride chasing breakthrough win: Co-trainer Simon Zahra believes Hard Stride is placed to breakthrough at Flemington as long as the colt hasn't already come to the end of his campaign.
Horse trading can be a risky business: The risks of buying thoroughbred yearlings are well known, but some are also well concealed.
Fastnet Rock colt knocked down for $4m: A colt by Fastnet Rock has topped day two of the Australian Easter Yearling Sale, purchased by Dubai businessman Nasser Lootah for $4 million.
Another yearling sells for seven figures: A fifth yearling to top the million-dollar mark has been sold at the Australian Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney.
Derby hero Camelot on course for comeback: A start in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes during Royal Ascot is among the early-season targets for two-time Derby winner Camelot.
Caviar stops the rain ahead of NSW return: Black Caviar looks like maintaining a reputation for changing the weather as well as keeping her winning record intact when she runs at Randwick.
Cirrus not certain for Coronation: Trainer Corine Barande-Barbe is taking a cautious approach with star galloper Cirrus Des Aigles as he prepares for a comeback to racing.
Grand National winner welcomed home: Grand National winning rider Ryan Mania has left hospital after a fall to enjoy a belated celebration of his victory in his home town.
McDonald appeals severity of suspension: James McDonald has appealed against the severity of a careless riding suspension that has him set to miss the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup meetings.
Record price highlights sale opening day: The Australian Easter Yearling Sale had four horses make more than $1 million at its opening session, including $5 million for Black Caviar's half-brother.
$5 million record for Black Caviarâ€™s sibling at Inglis Easter: A new Australasian record price for a yearling was set in Sydney on Tuesday when Black Caviarâ€™s half-brother by Redouteâ€™s Choice was sold for A$5 million
Bush victory gives Ryan rides 3000 winners: NSW jockey Greg Ryan has posted the 3000th victory of his career, booting home a maiden winner in a race at Tamworth.
Premier in awe of history-making $5m sale: NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell won't be at Randwick to watch Black Caviar but he didn't miss out when her little brother fetched $5 million at auction.
Jake Noonan ready for UK riding stint: Jake Noonan is not far off heading to the UK for a riding stint but first will be after success at Sandown with three rides including two for his father.
Black Caviar's brother fetches $5 million: An Australian record price has been paid for a thoroughbred yearling with a half-brother to Black Caviar selling for $5 million.
Lady Melksham still not at peak: Sadler: John Sadler is aiming Lady Melksham to peak for a Group One assignment third-up but is confident the mare is well enough to be hard to beat at Flemington.
It's A Dundeel dominates Australian Derby: Dominant Australian Derby favourite It's A Dundeel will be made to work hard to claim the final leg of the Sydney three-year-old triple crown.
Sutton Queen ready for city breakthrough: A liking for the track, a favourable tempo and the engagement of a 3kg claiming apprentice can be a winning combination for Sutton Queen at Canterbury.
Kingsbarns still in Epsom Derby picture: Group One winner Kingsbarns is in doubt for the 2000 Guineas but hopes are high he will represent Coolmore in the Derby.
Animal Kingdom set for Royal Ascot start: Animal Kingdom has taken no harm from his Dubai to England trip and a Royal Ascot start is in the pipeline for the Dubai World Cup winner.
It's A Dundeel in barrier eight for Derby: Favourite It's A Dundeel has drawn barrier eight of 10 in the Australian Derby and has firmed to $1.25 in the absence of the injured Fiveandahalfstar.
Second night in hospital for Mania: Grand National winning rider Ryan Mania has spent a second night in hospital awaiting the results of an MRI scan after a fall at Hexham.
Easter Sale to start on a high: Black Caviar's half brother will be the star attraction on day one of the Australian Easter Yearling sale in Sydney.
Tommy Berry to ride in Hong Kong: Golden Slipper winning rider Tommy Berry will take up a three-month contract in Hong Kong at the of the Sydney autumn carnival.
Charlie Boy to run in Sires' Produce: Gerald Ryan will give Charlie Boy his chance against Golden Slipper winner Overreach in the Sires' Produce Stakes.
Helenus dies during surgery: Helenus, a Victoria Derby winner and sire of Australian Derby winner Ethiopia, has died from complications during surgery.
New rules on jockey bets announced: Racing Victoria has announced new rules and penalties for jockeys who must sign a declaration as a licence condition that they have not bet on races.
Black Caviar a chance for Ascot 2014: A return trip to Royal Ascot is on the cards for champion sprinter Black Caviar, but next year is looming as a better prospect than this year.
Newmarket Buzzing Ahead of Easter Sale: Inglisâ€™ sales ground at Newmarket in Sydney is buzzing ahead of the start of the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale tomorrow, which will feature the offering of Black Caviarâ€™s half-brother as Lot 131.
Hvasstan on right leg for Derby: Fiveandahalfstar has been ruled out of the Australian Derby while trainer Peter Gelagotis looks for improvement in Hvasstan.
Greg Ryan heads to Tamworth for milestone: Greg Ryan is poised to become just the third Australian jockey to reach 3000 winners and heads to Tamworth in search of the milestone.
Scary Caviar adds spice to duel: Super mare Black Caviar has produced one of her best ever training gallops as she prepares to stretch her unbeaten record to 25 in The T J Smith Stakes.
National hero Mania in hospital after fall: Jockey Ryan Mania is recovering in hospital following a nasty fall just 24 hours after winning the Grand National.
Golden Slipper winner to run in Sires: Golden Slipper winner Overreach is set to back up in the Sires' Produce Stakes, the second leg of the juvenile triple crown.
Plenty of TJ Smith entries against Caviar: Black Caviar will have no shortage of rivals in the TJ Smith at Randwick but is only a definite runner if the track improves.
Crack A Roadie gelded after Diamond: Crack A Roadie was discovered to be a rig after his Blue Diamond Stakes failure and has since been gelded ahead of a possible winter campaign.
Fiveandahalfstar spot-on for Derby: The Australian Derby is shaping as a battle between Fiveandahalfstar and It's A Dundeel who dominate markets on the Classic.
Boss and Sadler win Karrakatta Plate: Glen Boss and John Sadler have celebrated victory in the Karrakatta Plate with Gold Broker but Scarletini was out of luck in the WA Oaks.
Tougher Than Ever off to Singapore: Tougher Than Ever will join the Singapore stable of Mark Walker with his Sydney autumn campaign over.
Emmalene to contest Sapphire Stakes: Emmalene has overcome knee problems to chase more black type success in the Sapphire Stakes at Randwick.
National Mania for outsider Auroras Encore: Auroras Encore has given jockey Ryan Mania victory in the Grand National at Aintree with all horses returning safely after the gruelling race.
McDonald suspended but free for Derby: James McDonald is free to partner Australian Derby favourite It's A Dundeel in the Classic but will miss two crucial meetings over the Sydney carnival.
Tokamak wins four in a row at Doomben: Tokamak will be given his chance in black type company after making it four wins in a row at Doomben.
Hot Snitzel bounces back at Rosehill: Hot Snitzel ensured trainer Gerald Ryan's Golden Slipper day had a happy ending with his victory in the Sebring HKJC Stakes.
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Berry brothers share Slipper win: Young jockey Tommy Berry was left pinching himself after the Gai Waterhouse-trained Overreach gave him his first Golden Slipper.
Pierro extends his Sydney streak in Ryder: Star colt Pierro has claimed his fifth Group One in the George Ryder Stakes at Rosehill and moved to odds-on favouritism for the Doncaster Mile.
Overreach gives Gai her fifth Slipper win: Gai Waterhouse has claimed her fifth Golden Slipper with Overreach scoring a dominant win under Tommy Berry at Rosehill.
Zellindi in landmark win at Moonee Valley: The two-year-old filly Zellindi scored a landmark win for trainer Shea Eden and added to the value of her dam Emilydelago at Moonee Valley.
No luck for More Joyous as Appearance wins: Underrated mare Appearance has claimed the Group One Queen Of The Turf Stakes while favourite More Joyous ran an unlucky fifth.
Fiveandahalfstar too strong in BMW: Fiveandahalfstar has added the Group One BMW against older horses to his Victoria Derby win and will now take on It's A Dundeel in the Australian Derby.
Norzita wins Vinery Stud Stakes: Norzita has given master trainer Bart Cummings his 266th Group One winner in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill.
Philippi ends tough week with Tulloch win: Victorian colt Philippi has staked his claim for the Group One Australian Derby with a comprehensive Tulloch Stakes victory at Rosehill.
Champollion earns shot at Champagne Stakes: Champollion has emerged as a Group One Champagne Stakes prospect with victory in the Group Three Schweppervesence Stakes at Rosehill.
Lights Of Heaven wins Sellwood Stakes: Lights Of Heaven has shown she is on track for Group One riches with victory in the Neville Sellwood Stakes on a slow track at Rosehill.
Bookies fear National plunge on Katie: Katie Walsh and her mount Seabass are expected to attract plenty of support as she bids to become the first woman to ride a Grand National winner.
Second horse death mars Aintree festival: A second horse has died at the Aintree festival with Little Josh euthanased after breaking a shoulder.
Ruthless Sprinter Sacre wins again: Sprinter Sacre has shown why he is dubbed the Frankel of jumps racing with a superb victory in the Melling Chase at the Aintree festival.
Cassidy hopes Slipper is a Sweet Idea: Jim Cassidy is hoping to take his Golden Slipper record to two wins from 21 rides when he teams up with Sweet Idea at Rosehill.
Norzita poised to deliver against own age: Her defeat may have been agonising for connections but James Cummings says Norzita's Coolmore Classic placing makes her the horse to beat in the Vinery.
Dunn hoping for a Lucky result in BMW: Dwayne Dunn says Maluckyday showed signs of the horse of old in the Ranvet Stakes and hopes that can translate into a Group One BMW win at Rosehill.
Fiveandahalfstar on right footing for BMW: Anthony Cummings is certain Fiveandahalfstar has done all the work needed to win the BMW, even if there is a rain-affected track at Rosehill.
Ryder starting point for Reliable Man: Reliable Man kicks off his Australian career in the George Ryder Stakes and despite being an outsider he looms as an interesting runner in the race.
Belated Slipper glory awaits leading sire: Exceed And Excel couldn't win the Golden Slipper but he has an undeniable chance to leave his mark on the race as the sire of four runners in 2013.
City Of Song chases Valley win before sale: City Of Song is entered for an upcoming broodmare sale but trainer John Moloney hopes another Moonee Valley win might prompt a re-think.
Purdy has unique insight into Warrior Girl: As a jockey, Kelly Purdy won the Magic Millions Sprint on Warrior Girl and has also experienced the flip-side as the trainer of the headstrong mare.
Rain to bring out best in Second Effort: Noted mudlark Second Effort won't be a typical $31 chance when he steps out on a wet track in the Sebring Stakes at Rosehill.
All Too Hard wins Flemington jump-out: All Too Hard has won a jump-out at Flemington in preparation for his late Sydney autumn carnival appearance in the Group One All Aged Stakes.
Tony McCoy chooses Grand National mount: Champion jumps jockey Tony McCoy has opted to ride Colbert Station in the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree.
BTC Cup moved to Eagle Farm: The BTC Cup has been moved from Doomben to Eagle Farm this year in anticipation of a possible appearance by champion Black Caviar.
Rebel Dane in Doncaster test: The chances of Rebel Dane lining up in the Doncaster Mile will hinge on the opinion of his George Ryder Stakes jockey Craig Williams.
Big day in store for Waterhouse: With three of the five favourites for the Group One races at Rosehill, Gai Waterhouse is poised for an afternoon to remember.
Kent has strong hand in Tulloch Stakes: The Mick Kent-trained pair Philippi and High Shot are both expected to perform well over 2000m in the Tulloch Stakes on their way to the Australian Derby.
Road Trippin' to Scone via the Valley: Three-year-old Road Trippin' is being aimed at the Scone Guineas but first trainer Stephen Theodore expects the gelding to win again at Moonee Valley.
Kelinni faces crucial test in BMW: Plans for Melbourne Cup fourth placegetter Kelinni hinge on his ability to adapt to weight-for-age racing in the BMW.
Black Caviar half brother to top sale: Black Caviar's latest sibling to be offered at auction is expected to break the Australian record of $3 million.
Williams warms to Awakening in Slipper: Craig Williams has the weight of history and a bad barrier against him on Ruud Awakening in the Golden Slipper, but he will also have a plan.
Rivals tipping NZ star as Slipper threat: New Zealand filly Ruud Awakening has emerged as the horse rival stables are starting to rate seriously in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Demi can bounce back in Vinery: Cassidy: High-class filly Dear Demi will be on a mission to put her Australian Oaks campaign back on track when she contests one of the crucial lead-up races.
Winter goals in the mix for Tokamak: Bookmakers believe Tokamak can make it four wins in a row at Doomben but his trainer Brian Lockwood is adopting a more cautious outlook.
Sidestep win prompts McEvoy Slipper switch: Guelph was going to be Kerrin McEvoy's Golden Slipper mount until Sidestep earned a call-up for the $3.5 million race with his Pago Pago Stakes win.
Breeding the key to Ryan's Slipper chances: Gerald Ryan will have two colts, Charlie Boy and Dothraki, in the Golden Slipper and he says their breeding will be the key to their chances if it is wet.
Cheats will be caught: Vic racing chief: Victorian racing chief Bernard Saundry says the sport is not endemically crooked and there is no room in racing for cheats.
Top Qld sprinter Buffering in injury scare: Buffering has suffered a hoof injury and is in doubt for a clash with Black Caviar in the Group One TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick.
Darley acquires interest in Animal Kingdom: Darley will stand Animal Kingdom at Jonabell Farm in Kentucky during the northern hemisphere season after buying into the Dubai World Cup winner.
Big guns poised for Coronation Cup: Star gallopers St Nicholas Abbey, Cirrus Des Aigles and Dunaden are among 35 entries for the Coronation Cup at Epsom.
Camelot nominated for Lockinge: Irish star Camelot has been entered for the Lockinge Stakes having fully recovered from colic which cut short his three-year-old season.
Hope for injured Isabella Snowflake: Trainer Mick Price is hoping the shocking injury suffered by his good filly Isabella Snowflake may not mean the end of her career.
Apprentice Thomas Sadler stood down: Apprentice jockey Thomas Sadler has been stood down for one meeting by stewards after failing to produce his log book.
Saint breaks Vandyke's Farm hoodoo: Patience and perseverence has finally paid off for trainer David Vandyke who has celebrated his first victory on his home track.
Tempo key to Secret Admirer: She possesses a devastating finish but Secret Admirer needs a truly run race to unleash her biggest asset in the Queen Of The Turf Stakes.
King Mufhasa breathing easy ahead of Ryder: New Zealand Horse of the Year King Mufhasa has come through a throat operation well and is on target for the George Ryder Stakes.
BMW to provide McDonald with Derby preview: James McDonald believes Silent Achiever will give three-year-old Fiveandahalfstar a run for his money in the BMW.
Terravista lives up to family links: Terravista has upheld a winning tradition for her family at Warwick Farm with trainer Joe Pride predicting a bright future for the three-year-old.
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Slipper could fit Sidestep: Sidestep's interrupted journey to the Golden Slipper has left Darley trainer Peter Snowden with more questions than answers.
Sydney Cup on radar for Vittoria: Four-year-old Vittoria gets the chance to press her claims for Sydney Cup start when she chases a third straight win this preparation at Moonee Valley.
Another winning Williams cast-off: Owner Lloyd Williams is renowned for selling top class horses that don't fit his strict criteria, with another of them winning at Sandown.
Munce return to riding imminent: Champion jockey Chris Munce is set to return to race riding after completing treatment for throat cancer.
Betfair in Blue Square move: Global betting exchange Betfair has bought the customer database of British bookmaking firm Blue Square.
Waterhouse holds sway in Golden Slipper: Gai Waterhouse has the Golden Slipper favourite in Overreach but the leading trainer says she can also make a strong case for Whittington and Sweet Idea.
Smerdon pair on same path to SA Derby: The South Australian Derby is on the agenda for stablemates Host Of The Party and Cooldini, who will clash second-up at Sandown.
Ocean Park's European campaign called off: Cox Plate winner Ocean Park was found to have heat in his leg after beating just two home in the Dubai Duty Free and is returning to New Zealand.
Overreach remains a firm Slipper favourite: Betting agencies have kept Overreach as a dominant Golden Slipper favourite but at least one operator is willing to take her on in the $3.5 million race.
Moody devises back-up plan for Il Cavallo: A glimmer of Golden Slipper hope remains for the Peter Moody-trained Il Cavallo, but the trainer also has an alternative target for the colt.
You're So Good ready for Vinery challenge: Nigel Blackiston has trained a Group One winner on Golden Slipper day and hopes to do it again with three-year-old You're So Good in the Vinery Stud Stakes
Manighar to search for best form in Ryder: Imported galloper Manighar continues the search for his sparkling form of last autumn when he tackles boom colt Pierro in the Ryder Stakes at Rosehill.
Berry, Bowman continue title battle: Tommy Berry and Hugh Bowman, central figures in the build-up to the Golden Slipper, will also be keeping an eye on each other's Warwick Farm results.
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Overreach draws rails for Golden Slipper: The Gai Waterhouse-trained Overreach will start from barrier one in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper while Victorian filly Villa Verde has gate 17.
Fiveandahalfstar draws barrier six in BMW: BMW Stakes favourite Fiveandahalfstar, the only three-year-old in the race, will have 11 rivals in the $2.25 Group One weight-for-age event.
Dunlop thrilled with Cadeaux Cup placing: More international racing is on Red Cadeaux's agenda after the 2011 Melbourne Cup runner-up finished second in the Dubai World Cup.
Jockey to face new inquiry over India ban: Jockey Martin Dwyer will have to wait at least another month in a bid to beat a two-month suspension handed out by the Royal Western India Turf Club.
Commander tops 49 left in Grand National: The 2010 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Imperial Commander is among 49 horses still in contention for a start in the Grand National at Aintree.
Nathan Tinkler to quit racing industry: Nathan Tinkler entered racing as one of the industry's biggest spenders but six years on his thoroughbred empire is for sale because of rising debt.
Watering begins at Aintree: Cold dry weather has forced officials to begin watering the tracks at Aintree ahead of the Grand National meeting.
Peter Wells suspended for alcohol reading: Jockey Peter Wells has been suspended for six weeks after failing a breath test shortly before he was due to ride at Randwick.
NZ filly out to defy history: No New Zealand two-year-old has won the Golden Slipper, but top Australian jockey Craig Williams believes Ruud Awakening can become the first.
Schofield outed, fined and wins: Apprentice Chad Schofield had a horror day at Caulfield that ended with a hefty suspension, a fine and a winner.
Bell rates Margins carnival contender: Relief was the over-riding emotion for Toowoomba trainer Ben Currie after Margins emerged as a winter carnival contender with a dominant Eagle Farm win.
Fiveandahalfstar favourite for BMW: Fiveandahalfstar is on song to break a run of second placings when he takes on the older horses in the BMW at Rosehill.
Randwick re-opens after five months: A low-key opening of the new facilities at Randwick has been encouraging ahead of the autumn carnival meetings with a few issues still to be ironed out.
Nicholls eyeing another Grand National: Daryl Jacob has been confirmed as the rider of Join Together for reigning Grand National winning trainer Paul Nicholls.
Isabella Snowflake recovering from surgery: Isabella Snowflake's racing career is almost certainly over but the filly has come through well after an operation on a severed tendon.
Waller pair to take on Pierro: Tough veterans Shoot Out and Danleigh will take on star colt Pierro in the George Ryder Stakes, one of five Group One races on Golden Slipper day.
Classic glory in Dubai for Aidan O'Brien: St Nicholas Abbey has beaten Japan's star mare Gentildonna to win the Sheema Classic at the Dubai World Cup meeting.
Low key opening for Randwick: Gerald Ryan is keen to get to Randwick's opening day and race his horses in grass that hasn't been used for five months.
Winter goals on the agenda for Tinto: Feature two-year-old races during the winter carnival will be on the agenda for Tinto if she keeps her unbeaten record intact at Eagle Farm.
Raw talent Melting Pot after more wins: Three-year-old Melting Pot returned from injury with an impressive win at Bendigo first-up and will be out to build on his record at Caulfield.
Animal Kingdom's racing future undecided: Managing owner John Messara says a decision on whether Animal Kingdom continues his racing career has yet to be made.
Detectives to join racing integrity team: Two former Victoria Police detectives are to join the Racing Victoria team responsible for conducting stable raids.
Pro Consul to target Scone Guineas: Trainer Greg Bennett will measure Pro Consul's Scone Guineas prospects when the three-year-old resumes at Muswellbrook.
Davy Russell ruled out of Aintree: Jockey Davy Russell has been ruled unfit to compete at the Grand National meeting despite being cleared to ride in Ireland.
Animal Kingdom wins Dubai World Cup: Animal Kingdom, who will stand at Australia's Arrowfield Stud, has won the world's richest race, the Dubai World Cup.
Reith to miss Derby day through suspension: Christian Reith has been suspended for six meetings for careless riding on Monton in the Ajax Stakes and will miss Derby day at Randwick.
Rich Brisbane winter target awaits Arinosa: Striking grey mare Arinosa has continued her good form with a Group Three victory in the Birthday Card Stakes at Rosehill.
Havana Rey caps big day for Baker family: The Bjorn Baker-trained Havana Rey's win in the Ajax Stakes capped a big day for the Baker family after It's A Dundeel won the Rosehill Guineas.
Bribie win puts River Lad on WFA trail: Under-rated sprinter River Lad will step up to weight-for-age company after overcoming a back ailment to win the Bribie Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Jet Away earns Sydney carnival call-up: Imported galloper Jet Away has made it two wins from as many Australian starts with a solid victory in the Easter Cup at Cauflield.
African Pulse closes in on Goodwood start: Class sprinter African Pulse has made a winning return to racing after almost ending his career in a freak accident with an electrical cord.
Bel Sprinter claims overdue feature win: Years of frustration ended in triumph for trainer Jason Warren after Bel Sprinter claimed his first Group One win in the Galaxy.
Aliyana Tilde back in business in Epona: Aliyana Tilde's return to winning form has her in line for a Sydney Cup start with trainer Kerry Parker weighing up her options.
It's A Dundeel on target for triple crown: New Zealander It's A Dundeel is just one race away from claiming Sydney's autumn triple crown for three-year-olds after an easy Rosehill Guineas win.
Sidestep revives Golden Slipper hopes: Talented colt Sidestep has put himself in contention for the Golden Slipper with victory in the Pago Pago Stakes.
Peter Moody lands early Melbourne treble: Premier trainer Peter Moody has made a perfect start to the Caulfield meeting, winning the opening three races.
Scandiva in the mix for Golden Slipper: A close relation to Black Caviar, Scandiva has put herself in the frame for a Golden Slipper start with victory in the Magic Night Stakes.
Julienas impresses Sydney Cup bookmakers: Julienas has been elevated to Sydney Cup favouritism after backing up successfully to take out the Listed Manion Cup at Rosehill.
Chiaramonte wins Listed Darby Munro Stakes: Well-bred Darley colt Chiaramonte has notched his first stakes win, leading all the way in the Darby Munro Stakes at Rosehill.
Jockey McNamara paralysed after Cheltenham: Irish jumps jockey JT McNamara is paralysed after suffering a serious neck injury in a fall at Cheltenham.
Classics hopeful Toronado changes hands: Toronado has been sold to Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani in a move which could double the well-known owner's chances of Classic success.
Moroney with strong hand at Caulfield: Mike Moroney will be out to make up for lost time with lightly-raced gallopers African Pulse and Murcielaga who kick off their campaigns at Caulfield.
Snowflake faces stiff test in tough Galaxy: Jockey Craig Newitt says Isabella Snowflake deserves her shot in the Galaxy but admits the filly has struck a tough renewal of the Group One sprint.
Goldoni to continue golden run for imports: The David Hayes-trained Goldoni is shaping as the next imported galloper to join the growing list of city winners at Caulfield.
It's A Dundeel all the rage for Guineas: New Zealand colt It's A Dundeel has an ironclad grip on Rosehill Guineas betting with main rival Fiveandahalfstar withdrawn from the Group One race.
Crowd-pleaser The White Hope returns: The White Hope, who captured the hearts of racegoers last campaign, makes a long-awaited comeback to racing at Eagle Farm.
Queen's horse to make Australian debut: Royal Randwick would be a more fitting venue for the Australian debut of the Queen's horse Carlton House but it is Rosehill which will host him first.
Tempo the key to Emotional Circus chances: A strong tempo and clear passage will be crucial to the chances of Emotional Circus claiming her first stakes success at Rosehill.
Moody looking to bounce back at Rosehill: Peter Moody is looking to his interstate team to find their best form on day two of the Sydney autumn carnival at Rosehill.
Waller, Pride take a blinkered approach: Blinkers can be the key to some horses and two of Sydney's best trainers are hoping that's the case with their respective Darby Munro Stakes chances.
Godolphin set for successive World Cups: Hunter's Light has emerged as the horse most likely to give racing powerhouse Godolphin more Dubai World Cup success.
Recite ready for 1400m in Sires': Bary: Recite will aim to keep her unbeaten record intact when she faces eight rivals in the Group One Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes.
Breeding giant Eliza Park Stud for sale: Eliza Park Stud, one of Australian racing's best-known farms and home to Black Caviar's sire Bel Esprit, is on the market.
Trial pointer to Metallurgical in Bribie: Metallurgical's effort to finish second to Buffering in an Eagle Farm barrier trial was enough to convince Michael Cahill he can win the Bribie Handicap.
Amaethon to make comeback at Caulfield: Stakes winner Amaethon has been off the scene for a year but is set to make his return from injury in a sprint race at Caulfield.
Eliza Park Stud For Sale: ELIZA PARK STUD, one of Australiaâ€™s leading thoroughbred stud operations located in Victoria, is to be offered for sale by expressions of interest closing on April 26.
Waller keeps the faith in Sacred Falls: Leading trainer Chris Waller is hoping Sacred Falls finally gets the chance to show his true colours in the Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Scandiva left to carry Cummings' hopes: Blue blood filly Scandiva will be out to stake a belated Golden Slipper claim when she contests the Magic Night Stakes.
Galaxy draw no barrier for Tiger Tees: Trainer Joe Pride is banking on a frenetic tempo in the Galaxy to help his leading chance Tiger Tees overcome a wide draw in the Group One sprint.
Jet Away out to cement Caulfield Cup plans: Talented import Jet Away runs in the Group Three Easter Cup at Caulfield in a bid to boost his rating to secure a Caulfield Cup start.
Ajax Stakes a pointer to the Doncaster: Willy Jimmy will try to shore up a start in the Doncaster Mile when he steps out in the Group Two Ajax Stakes.
Wide draw helps Animal Kingdom in Cup: Animal Kingdom, the Kentucky Derby winner set to stand his first season at stud in Australia this year, has drawn gate 12 in the Dubai World Cup.
New hoop for veteran Aintree campaigner: Big Fella Thanks, a veteran of three Aintree Grand National campaigns, will have a new jockey in this year's renewal.
Tegan Harrison concussed after race fall: Apprentice Tegan Harrison has suffered concussion and was taken to hospital for observation after a Doomben race fall.
Epsom Derby runner makes first-up impact: Sydney's premier trainer Chris Waller has prepared a quinella at Sandown with import Rugged Cross defeating stablemate High On Believing.
Atlantic Jewel gets all clear for return: Headline mare Atlantic Jewel has recovered from the tendon injury that sidelined her last spring and will begin a Cox Plate preparation in June.
Australian Oaks target for Express Power: Kris Lees is hoping he can take a leaf out of rival trainer Guy Walter's handbook and take filly Express Power from midweek winner to black-type contender.
Lennie's Choice confirms need for speed: Trainer Kelly Schweida has no plans to deviate from a winning formula with Lennie's Choice who made it four wins from only six starts at Doomben.
Hay List out of Galaxy with hoof issue: Bad luck has again struck injury-plagued sprinter Hay List who won't run in the Group One Galaxy after succumbing to a hoof issue.
Darley link a timely boost for Vlad Duric: Globetrotting jockey Vlad Duric has ridden his first city treble since returning to Melbourne from Singapore.
Itameri resumes in final Slipper qualifier: The Peter Snowden-trained Itameri resumes in the Magic Night Stakes with the chance to push her claims for a possible Golden Slipper start.
Twisted Emotions to stake Derby claims: Up-and-coming stayer Twisted Emotions is just one start away from fulfilling his destiny as a Derby horse.
Il Cavallo in record-breaking Sandown win: A highly promising sprinter and a stayer with similar high potential have scored impressive wins at Sandown.
Brown unfazed by Snitzerland Galaxy draw: The handicap conditions of the Galaxy are not ideal for Snitzerland but jockey Corey Brown hopes the filly's ability can override them.
Tendon injury puts Proisir career in doubt: The racing career of the Gai Waterhouse-trained Proisir is under threat with the talented three-year-old injuring a tendon.
Callanish set to bounce back in Easter Cup: Talented galloper Callanish, who strung together eight wins on end in the winter, is set to return to the winning list in the Easter Cup at Caulfield.
Parade schedule and pedigree updates for Easter Yearlings: The start of the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale is less than two weeks away and many offerings have received recent pedigree updates, which is very timely with entire drafts available for inspection at Newmarket from next Tuesday.
Big field declared for Group One Galaxy: A capacity field, which includes headline sprinter Hay List, has been paid up for the $350,000 Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
New guidelines in force for Grand National: Strategies to avoid a repeat of last year's Aintree Grand National carnage will be implemented for this year's race.
Mixed fortunes for Guineas fancies at draw: Nine horses have been paid up for the Rosehill Guineas, including Randwick Guineas winner It's A Dundeel and Victoria Derby winner Fiveandahalfstar.
Mayfield-Smith gets winner with only horse: Brian Mayfield-Smith only has one horse in work these days but was back in the winner's circle at Seymour with his first winner in more than three years.
It's A Dundeel on triple crown path: Trainer Murray Baker is taking a blinkered approach with star three-year-old It's A Dundeel as he aims to complete the three-year-old triple crown.
Decision Time the forgotten Galaxy horse: Trainer Clarry Conners is happy for Decision Time to play second fiddle in the Galaxy lead-up but thinks it will be different afterwards.
Oaks in Adelaide on radar for Inflection: A shot at the Australasian Oaks is being considered for Inflection but first the filly needs to perform strongly in a midweek maiden at Sandown.
Budriguez to run in Melbourne not Sydney: Budriguez will start in the Victoria Handicap at Caulfield with trainer David Jolly believing it is a better option than the Ajax Stakes in Sydney.
Zuccotto on trial for Oaks at Canterbury: The well-bred Zuccotto will put her Australian Oaks credentials on the line in a restricted race at Canterbury.
Bye Bye Ba Ba: Former Hong champion Good Ba Ba has been retired after four runs in Australia and with earnings of more than $9 million.
Sangster likely topweight for Sydney Cup: Sydney Cup favourites It's A Dundeel and Maluckyday have been given 54kg and 54.5kg respectively in the staying feature.
Isabella to tackle Galaxy: Melbourne filly Isabella Snowflake will take a step up in class when she runs against some of the best sprinters in training in the Galaxy at Rosehill.
Magic Night a must-win race for Assail: The Magic Night and the Pago Pago Stakes are the last chances for two-year-olds to force their way into the $3.5 million Golden Slipper.
Hvasstan on a mission: A combination of emotion and ability will accompany Victorian colt Hvasstan when he tackles the top three-year-olds in the Rosehill Guineas.
Jockey Brett Tai dies in car accident: Australian based Singaporean jockey Brett Tai has died in what appears to be a single car accident.
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Aidan O'Brien pleased with Curragh team: Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has given a contitngent of his better horses a publiv workout at the Curragh ahead of the start of the Flat season.
Darley stayer calls the tune in Kembla Cup: Tunes is not among the top echelon in the huge Darley team but he has shown he can more than pay his way with victory in the Kembla Grange Cup.
Hay List plans depend on Galaxy weight: A Galaxy start for Hay List depends on the handicapper with trainer John McNair weighing up options including the Goodwood in Adelaide.
Williams produces a Kembla Cameo on filly: Craig Williams has been seen at his best aboard Darley filly Cameo, winner of the Group Three Keith Nolan Classic and now headed to the Oaks.
Black Caviar tops Ascot wish list: The push to lure Black Caviar back to Royal Ascot is gathering momentum following her latest win in the William Reid Stakes.
Tatra and Solemn for Darley in Guineas: Peter Snowden is confident Tatra and Solemn have come through the right form race heading towards the Group One Rosehill Guineas.
Fancy Dress takes a step to the Oaks: Fancy Dress has staked her claim for a tilt at the Group One Australian Oaks with a determined win at Kembla Grange.
Less is more for Adebisi: Trainer Desleigh Forster has worked on keeping Adebisi fresh ahead of his Group One assignment in the Galaxy.
Danedream carrying Frankel foal: Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Danedream has been confirmed in foal to Frankel who has served some of the world's best mares in his first season.
Moody caps stellar 24 hours with treble: Having savoured the glory of Black Caviar's 24th win from as many starts a day earlier, trainer Peter Moody backed up with a treble at Caulfield.
Mixed fortunes for Schweida at Doomben: Kelly Schweida scored a winning double at Doomben but his day was soured by the unlucky defeat of Discreet and the barrier antics of Rocker.
Blake Shinn posts special Group One win: Blake Shinn has erased memories of his troubled past, celebrating a Group One win in the Coolmore Classic on Appearance.
Pierro beats More Joyous at Rosehill: Pierro earned a rave review from veteran jockey Jim Cassidy after the three-year-old beat More Joyous in the Canterbury Stakes.
Appearance wins thrilling Coolmore Classic: The Guy Walter-trained Appearance has claimed her second Group One with a narrow victory over Red Tracer and Norzita in the Coolmore Classic.
Toydini gets Group win in Phar Lap Stakes: Three-year-old Toydini has claimed his first black-type win in the Phar Lap Stakes, unleashing an impressive finishing sprint in the 1500m event.
Import Foreteller wins the Ranvet Stakes: Imported French galloper Foreteller has run down favourite Fiveandahalfstar to win the Group One Ranvet Stakes at Rosehill.
Under The Eiffel answers critics: Two wins for rejuvenated galloper Under The Eiffel, including a narrow Caulfield victory, have justified trainer Tony Vasil's faith in the galloper.
Criterion gives David Payne a Slipper hope: Criterion has proved his superiority over the colts and geldings in the Todman Stakes but the filly Overreach still dominates Golden Slipper betting.
Import Julienas bound for the Sydney Cup: The Gai Waterhouse-trained Julienas was wayward in the straight but stamped himself as a Sydney Cup prospect with victory in the Sky High Stakes.
Whisper Downs wins again at Caulfield: Whisper Downs, one of the most durable horses in training, has scored the fifth win of a campaign that began in the winter of 2012.
Overreach confirms favouritism for Slipper: Gai Waterhouse holds the trump hand in the Golden Slipper with Overreach confirming her favouritism with a devastating Reisling Stakes win.
Tempo helps See The World in dominant win: A dominant win in the Listed Maurice McCarten Stakes at Rosehill from See The World had trainer Joe Pride praising both the horse and jockey Jason Collett.
Ballydoyle stars ready for Curragh outing: The cream of trainer Aidan O'Brien's Ballydoyle team are expected to be put through their paces at the Curragh as they prepare for 2013 returns.
Unbridled Command now with Ed Dunlop: American horse Unbridled Command has arrived at Ed Dunlop's Newmarket stable ahead of an international campaign including the Cox Plate.
Black Caviar wins again: World champion mare Black Caviar has won for the 24th time in as many starts at her final scheduled appearance in Melbourne.
Same time this year for Spirit Song: Classy mare Spirit Song returned to the scene of her biggest win for a repeat of her victory of a year ago in the Sunline Stakes at Moonee Valley.
You're So Good to tackle Vinery: Melbourne's most promising staying filly You're So Good will take winning form with her when she goes to Sydney next month for the Vinery Stud Stakes.
Niblick takes out Albury Cup after protest: Niblick was second across the line in the Albury Gold Cup but was awared the race after a protest was upheld in the Listed event.
Melbourne Cup favourite undergoes surgery: Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has had surgery to remove bone chips from his front fetlock joints but his racing prospects are unaffected.
More Joyous primed for clash with Pierro: A proven weight-for-age record will hold outstanding mare More Joyous in good stead for her clash with stablemate, the top colt Pierro.
Golden Slipper hopefuls please at trials: Guelph and Kuroshio have pleased trainer Peter Snowden in their barrier trial performances at Randwick in preparation for the Golden Slipper.
Speediness bigger and stronger for return: The spring carnival didn't turn out how trainer Colin Scott hoped with Speediness but he believes the gelding's autumn campaign can be more profitable.
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Fiveandahalfstar ready to rumble in Ranvet: Fiveandahalfstar can strike an overdue blow for three-year-olds in the Ranvet Stakes when he lines up as favourite in the weight-for-age race.
Under The Eiffel set to hold winning form: After a breakthrough win at Launceston, Under The Eiffel returns to his home track in a bid to further justify the excuses made on his behalf.
Rare double awaist Norzita in Coolmore: Norzita has been one of the best-backed runners in the Coolmore Classic but stable foreman James Cummings says her task isn't a straightforward one.
Cranky mare aims four treble at Doomben: Toowoomba trainer Paul Nolan jnr says Secret Garden's feisty attitude is the key to her competitive nature.
Weight right for McMahon in Coolmore: Ric McMahon will ride at his lightest weight in three years when he is legged aboard Risk Aversion in the Coolmore Classic.
Slipper favourites to clash in Reisling: Overreach and Villa Verde, the top two in Golden Slipper betting, meet in the Reisling Stakes with Tommy Berry confident Overreach can come out on top.
Sutherland hopeful of Boot trifecta: Trainer Trevor Sutherland has three runners in the Wellington Boot and says he can make a winning case for each of them.
Dwyer planning to appeal Indian ban: British jockey Martin Dwyer has been suspended for two months and his horse declared a non runner after a race in India.
Waller wary of Australian Cup form: Trainer Chris Waller says the form out of the Australian Cup will be the benchmark for the Ranvet Stakes in which he has three runners.
Jeff Lloyd making progress after stroke: Popular jockey Jeff Lloyd remains in a Gold Coast hospital recovering from a stroke but his riding future is in doubt.
Black And Bent returns at Caulfield: A flat race over 1400m at Caulfield is the starting point in a return to racing for star jumper Black And Bent who hasn't raced for
Scandiva can still race into the Slipper: The Golden Slipper is still on the radar for Warwick Farm winner Scandiva who has close family ties to Black Caviar and All Too Hard.
Hayes confident with Slipper hopeful: David Hayes is confident Blue Diamond runner-up Fast 'N' Rocking can emerge as a genuine Golden Slipper contender when he runs in the Todman Stakes.
Time off beneficial for Doubtfilly: Sunshine Coast trainer Stuart Kendrick says missing the lucrative Magic Millions carnival with Doubtfilly has enabled her to physically mature.
Import Hathras in the frame for BMW: A win in a modest race at Warwick Farm has confirmed trainer Kris Lees' opinion Hathras can be a force at Group One level.
Berry reunites with Queen against Caviar: Tommy Berry rates his first ride against Black Caviar as one of his career highlights and will go up against her again on Karuta Queen at Moonee Valley.
Weighty task confronts Coolmore favourite: Steps In Time has much against her in the Coolmore Classic but her trainer believes there are also positives for the favourite.
Nash Rawiller suspended at Newcastle: Nash Rawiller has been handed another careless riding suspension at Newcastle and will miss the Rosehill Guineas meeting.
Local council wants trainers off Caulfield: A local Melbourne council is demanding training be halted at Caulfield and the land on which the racecourse is built be used equally for parks and racing.
Bello wins Newcastle Newmarket for Darley: Bello has won the Group Three Newcastle Newmarket for Darley, edging out Laser Hawk who has confirmed he is back on track after injury.
Long campaign continues for Whisper Downs: Durable campaigner Whisper Downs could earn himsmelf a shot at a Group win if he comes through his 14th run this time in at Caulfield.
Moment Of Change takes on Gai's superstars: Peter Moody believes Moment Of Change can prove a worthy rival to the Gai Waterhouse duo of More Joyous and Pierro in the Canterbury Stakes.
Zurella to make quantum leap in Classic: Australian Group One racing offers a serious challenge for Kiwi mare Zurella ahead of the $600,000 Coolmore Classic.
Moody rates Caviar a good thing for win 24: Peter Moody says Black Caviar is going as good as she ever has as she chases a 24th straight win in the William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Mishani Edge gives Speers a big boost: Mitch Speers has battled the weight scales for most of his riding career but celebrated his first win as a senior rider aboard Mishani Edge at Eagle Farm.
Indisposed Nolen misses winning ride: Premier jockey Luke Nolen missed a winning ride at Sandown after inexplicably declaring himself a late scratching from the meeting on race morning.
Racing royalty steps out at Warwick Farm: A filly with family links to Black Caviar and All Too Hard will be out to start making a name for herself at Warwick Farm.
Grand National winner back to Sandown form: Grand National winner Man Of Class scored his first win in 18 months and set himself up for a return to jumping's big league at Sandown.
Black Caviar could run in All Aged: Moody: Peter Moody has flagged the possibility of Black Caviar running in the All Aged Stakes which has been earmarked as a target for her sibling All Too Hard.
Contrasting Coolmore gates for Walter pair: Stablemates Streama and Appearance have drawn at opposite ends of a 15-horse field for the Group One Coolmore Classic.
McCain aiming for three National runners: The 2011 Grand National winner Ballabriggs is one of three horses trainer Donald McCain is aiming towards this year's editition.
Owners compensated over claiming errors: The owners and trainers of three horses disqualified over apprentices being allowed to claim the wrong allowances will be compensated following a review.
Jenny Duggan to ride in apprentices' race: Jenny Duggan has been chosen to represent NSW in the Tasmanian leg of the National Apprentice Series under lights at Launceston.
Tip-off led to Karakatsanis stable raid: Stewards received a tip-off that Howmuchdoyouloveme was to be stomach-tubed hours before it raced at Flemington, an appeal hearing has been told.
Fantome Gris return a pointer to future: Leon Corstens has a good opinion of two-year-old Fantome Girls but is concerned the filly will find a 900m race at Sandown too short first-up.
Coolmore weight's right for Flying Snitzel: Lightly weighted Flying Snitzel can go one up on stablemate Snitzerland when she contests the $600,000 Coolmore Classic at Group One level.
Sangster puts BMW start on line in Ranvet: In-form New Zealander Sangster will be racing for a place in the $2.25 million BMW when he lines up in the Ranvet Stakes.
All Too Hard to run in All Aged Stakes: Star three-year-old All Too Hard will race on this season with his next appearance set to be in the Group One All Aged Stakes in Sydney.
McMahon back with Spirt Of Boom at Valley: Ric McMahon is looking forward to reuniting with sprinter Spirit Of Boom who'll be one of six rivals for Black Caviar in the William Reid Stakes.
Corey Brown granted Singapore licence: Leading jockey Corey Brown is planning to ride overseas towards the end of the Australian racing season.
Oliver says time out could prolong career: Champion jockey Damien Oliver says his riding ban has given him more time to spend with his family and young children and could extend his career.
Jacquinot Bay takes next step to Doncaster: Trainer Guy Walter is looking to Jacquinot Bay to prove his credentials for a Doncaster start when he lines up in the Newcastle Newmarket.
Planteur ready to take on World Cup: The Marco Botti-trained Planteur is on target for a return to the Gulf to contest the Dubai World Cup, the race in which he finished third in 2012.
Aidan O'Brien favoured for trainers' title: Bookmakers rate the 2013 British trainers' championship as a race between former titleholders Aidan O'Brien and Richard Hannon.
Maybe more for Black Caviar: The prospect of another season of racing for champion mare Black Caviar has emerged with trainer Peter Moody saying she could have another preparation.
Mufhasa's throat surgery successful: New Zealand champion King Mufhasa has undergone successful throat surgery and has been entered for a barrier trial at Randwick,
Aeronautical reaching for the stars: Lionel Cohen is not afraid to take on star stablemates Pierro and More Joyous with Aeronautical following his recent third in the Newmarket Handicap.
Sadler spreads out in search of success: In-form Flemington trainer John Sadler will set out in search of feature races in Perth and Sydney over the next few weeks.
Guy Walter double handed in Coolmore: Guy Walter is looking to Streama and Appearance to turn the tables on Steps In Time in the Coolmore Classic.
Bonaria ready to step up: Trainer Pat Hyland is confident his talented mare Bonaria can step up to Group Two level at Moonee Valley ahead of a Sydney Group One mission.
Record crowd expected to farewell Caviar: World champion mare Black Caviar is likely to have only six opponents when she farewells her home town at Moonee Valley.
Fiveandahalfstar on Group One mission: Fiveandahalfstar has returned to Sydney to get ready for a month of Group One racing culminating in the Australian Derby.
Six rivals to oppose Black Caviar: World champion sprinter Black Caviar will have a maximum of six opponents when she makes her Victorian farewell at Moonee Valley.
Angry punters protest South African result: Angry punters protesting over the result of a race at Clairwood have forced South African officials to call a race meeting off.
Ortensia a chance for Singapore trip: Ortensia's travelling days may not be over yet with the Singpore's KrisFlyer Sprint on the agenda if she bounces back to form in Sydney.
Charlie Boy to stake Slipper claim: Charlie Boy is the third favourite for the Golden Slipper but can challenge fillies Overreach and Villa Verde for favouritism if he wins the Todman Stakes.
Sadler in awe of Black Caviar: John Sadler has selected the William Reid Stakes for Linton's return but knows he will be a bit player in the Black Caviar show.
Rain Affair returns in Canterbury Stakes: Rain Affair has formidable opposition in the Canterbury Stakes as he begins his Group One autumn campaign.
Browne on Buffering during autumn: Damian Browne will be reunited with Buffering during his autumn carnival campaign after partnering the gelding in a recent barrier trial win.
Bowman to ride Villa Verde in Reisling: Hugh Bowman will warm the saddle on leading Golden Slipper contender Villa Verde, replacing the suspended Michael Rodd in the Reisling Stakes.
Jockey McNamara stable after neck surgery: Leading amateur rider JT McNamara has undergone surgery on his fractured vertebrae following a fall at Cheltenham.
McEvoy suspended at Warwick Farm: Kerrin McEvoy will miss Coolmore Classic day after being suspended for careless riding in the Randwick Guineas.
Thy wins for Moody, Nolen at Warwick Farm: Thy has won the Aspiration Quality at Warwick Farm for the powerful combination of trainer Peter Moody and jockey Luke Nolen.
Byrne overcomes medical drama in Coast win: Jim Byrne sought and received a second doctor's opinion to make the most of a late pick-up ride aboard Frisco Lights at the Gold Coast.
Snitzerland wins the Challenge Stakes: Hay List has finished fourth in his long-awaited comeback to racing behind Snitzerland who ran a Warwick Farm course record for 1000 metres.
Rodd misses Reisling but wins at Bendigo: Michael Rodd rode a winner at Bendigo before starting a careless riding suspension that forces him out of the Reisling Stakes ride on Villa Verde.
Switch in tactics pays off for River Lad: Feature winter carnival sprints including the Stradbroke Handicap are on the agenda for River Lad after his win in the Gold Coast Stakes.
Jet Away stakes early claim for spring: Jet Away has made a big impression in his Australian debut, storming to victory in the Golden Mile at Bendigo to bring a Caulfield Cup campaign into focus.
Patience rewarded as Tinto wins on debut: What Tinto lacks in experience she makes up for in ability, emphasised with her impressive win in the Sky Racing Plate at the Gold Coast.
It's A Dundeel wins the Randwick Guineas: Blinkers have added a new dimension to It's A Dundeel's style of racing with the New Zealand colt scoring an explosive Randwick Guineas win.
Arinosa wins Listed Wenona Girl for Waller: The bar will be raised for Arinosa who surprised her trainer Chris Waller with a Listed victory at Warwick Farm.
Uncertain racing future for All Too Hard: The immediate future for All Too Hard is clouded with co-trainer Wayne Hawkes flagging the possibility of retirement for the star colt.
Romantic Moon confirms Slipper start: Romantic Moon has confirmed a Golden Slipper start with her win in the Sweet Embrace but Assail's hopes have nosedived with her defeat.
More Than Sacred dominates NZ Oaks: More Than Sacred relished the 2400m of the New Zealand Oaks, racing away in the straight to win from Blanket Bay and Aurora Lights.
Iconic does family proud in Gold Rush win: Two-year-old Iconic, a gelding with close family ties to Black Caviar, has taken out the $250,000 Gold Rush at Bendigo in a tight finish.
Dolly Dolly earns Sydney carnival start: Dolly Dolly continues to amaze trainer Brian Smith with her durability and she will chase black-type success in Sydney after her Gold Coast win.
Ichihara lumps impost to win Eskimo Prince: Speedy filly Ichihara has defied her big weight to beat a strong field in the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Warwick Farm.
All The Talk races into Golden Slipper: All The Talk has raced his way into the Golden Slipper with victory in the Skyline Stakes to give Gary Portelli his best chance yet of winning the race.
Tremec posts important stakes win: Tremec, a horse tipped to get better as the races become longer, is on target for a Sydney Cup start after winning at Warwick Farm.
Bleeding attack ruins Angola plans: Plans to take lightly-raced stayer Angola to Sydney have been dashed after the gelding bled after a win at Bendigo.
Caulfield Cup winner Fraar dead at 24: Fraar, the imported stallion who won the 1993 Caulfield Cup when trained by David Hayes, has died.
Bobs Worth delivers in Gold Cup: Bobs Worth has lived up to his favouritism to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup from Irish challenger Sir Des Champs.
Hvasstan win Alister Clark: Classy colt Hvasstan is on the way to an Australian Derby start after winning the Alister Clark Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Crafty Irna treads a familiar autumn path: Crafty Irna will be kept to an autumn campaign that has a familiar sequence of races, continuing with the Aspiration Quality at Warwick Farm.
Se Sauver primed for $250,000 Gold Rush: The flying filly Se Sauver is set to score a breakthrough win in the Vobis Gold Rush at Bendigo after breaking a track record at her only start.
Draw against Force Command in Guineas: A wide draw is against Force Command in the Bendigo Guineas but trainer Greg Eurell hopes the colt can overcome it and book a trip to Sydney.
Collett to join Group One club in Guineas: Rebel Dane will give Jason Collett his best chance to ride a Group One winner when he lines up as one of the favourites in the Randwick Guineas.
Firm track a key for The Jackal at Coast: The Jackal has cheated retirement and will strive to add the Gold Coast Stakes to his list of feature race wins.
Fuerza out to continue Baker's golden run: Golden Slipper berths go on the line at Warwick Farm but Fuerza will be trying to confirm a different Group One target when he runs in the Skyline Stakes.
Woorim retired due to hoof problems: Oakleigh Plate winner Woorim, who gave trainer Robert Heathcote his first Group One success, has been retired due to ongoing hoof problems.
Jockey seriously injured at Cheltenham: Jockey JT McNamara is in hospital with a serious neck injury after he fell from his mount in a race during the Cheltenham Festival.
Gray confident of High Fashion's stamina: In the absence of Habibi and Fix, High Fashion is a warm favourite for the New Zealand Oaks at Trentham after her Lowland Stakes victory.
Solwhit on top of the World at Cheltenham: Jockey Paul Carberry has bounced back from injury to ride Irish raider Solwhit to victory in the World Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Darling Downs filly puts record on line: The set weights conditions of the Sky Racing Plate will offset a wide alley for unbeaten filly Going Going Gone, according to her trainer Shane Iverson.
Wall Street chasing overdue win in Mile: Wall Street is favourite to snap a long winless streak in the Golden Mile at Bendigo after a luckless placing in the Blamey Stakes.
Hopes high for Portelli at Warwick Farm: Gary Portelli is bullish about Rebel Dane in the Randwick Guineas but also has high hopes for the stable's other runners on the program.
Baster hoping for upset on Green Roller: Stephen Baster returns from suspension at Moonee Valley and hopes his mount Green Roller can cause an upset in the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes.
Black Caviar relation on show at Bendigo: Iconic, a close relation to Black Caviar, has been aimed at the $250,000 Gold Rush at Bendigo and has continued to please his trainer Tony McEvoy.
Hay List, Schofield in Farm fitness tests: Top sprinter Hay List will undergo an on-course vet inspection before his comeback race in the Challenge Stakes.
Chris Waller in two-handed Guineas bid: Chris Waller can't split his Randwick Guineas contenders Tougher Than Ever and Sacred Falls with both looking to return to the Group One winners' list.
Octane Flyer set for Skyline comeback: The Skyline Stakes has emerged as the preferred option for Octane Flyer whose comeback has been dogged by wet weather and unsuitable race programs.
Darley colt faces uphill Slipper task: A minor setback could come with major consequences for Safeguard with trainer Peter Snowden almost resigned to the colt missing the Golden Slipper.
Perth trainer accepts stewards' decision: Trainer Adam Durrant has withdrawn his appeal against a $10,000 fine for a breach of raceday treatment rules.
Topline Thoroughbreds Open Day: All are invited to join Topline Thoroughbreds for our open day Sunday 17th March 11am at Heritage Park
Sprinter Sacre wins at Cheltenham: Sprinter Sacre has reinforced his standing as the Frankel of jump racing, extending his unbeaten record over fences at Cheltenham.
Betrayal lets punters down at Canterbury: Betrayal has run himself into the ground, finishing last as odds-on favourite in a race at Canterbury after a faster than normal first part of the race.
Lady Melksham starts on path to Group One: Stakes-winning mare Lady Melksham kicks off her autumn campaign over at Moonee Valley in her first step towards a Group One target in Adelaide.
Mallyon comeback gathers momentum: Comeback apprentice Katelyn Mallyon achieved another career highlight when she won on Skating Away at Doomben.
Coup Acclaim dents some big reputations: Derby hopefuls Vadashan and Kingdoms finish out of the money at Canterbury behind Coup Acclaim, one of three Chris Waller-trained winners.
Schofield hurt but OK for Hay List ride: Glyn Schofield is the latest member of the Hay List camp to succumb to injury but says he will be back for the sprinter's Challenge Stakes return.
Rodd delighted with Villa Verde progress: Michael Rodd believes Villa Verde's Golden Slipper preparation is right on track after partnering the undefeated filly in a 1000m jumpout at Bendigo.
Australian Easter Broodmare Sale catalogue available: The catalogue is now available online for the 2013 Inglis Australian Easter Broodmare Sale which will be conducted at Newmarket in Sydney on April 16, 17 and 18.
New Vic premier retains racing brief: Victorian premier Denis Napthine has retained the racing portfolio he held before his recent move into the state's top job.
Sadler sending strong team to Bendigo: Trainer John Sadler is hoping to make an impact at Bendigo's Golden Mile meeting with feature race chances including Ms Funovits in the VOBIS Gold Rush.
Hvasstan has everything to suit at Valley: A Derby campaign in Sydney awaits the quality colt Hvasstan after he runs in the Group Two Alister Clark Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Sargent prepares for full-time Sydney gig: New Zealand trainer John Sargent, who has Good Job Bro chasing a Golden Slipper start, will become a full-time Australian trainer in the near future.
McEvoy stayers gallop at Canterbury: Adelaide trainer Tony McEvoy has paid a visit to Sydney to watch his carnival hopefuls Le Roi and Pelicano in a special gallop at Canterbury.
Ferlax holding form for Randwick Guineas: Ferlax is ready to maintain his progression through the grades when he tackles some of the country's best three-year-olds in the Randwick Guineas.
Hurricane Fly regains Champion Hurdle: Irish jumper Hurricane Fly has regained his Champion Hurdle crown on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.
Grand Emperor chasing Bendigo feature: Grand Emperor was well-beaten in the Group One Australian Guineas but trainer Dean Howard expects the colt to be more competitive in the Bendigo Guineas.
Knee injury to sideline Barakey: Perth sprinter Barakey is expected to be off the scene for six months after scans revealed a knee injury which requires surgery.
Bel Sprinter to try again in Sydney: A successful throat operation has paved the way for a return to Group One contention for the crack speedster Bel Sprinter.
Zipping Classic at Caulfield in 2013: Scheduled works for the racing surface at Sandown next season will result in this year's Zipping Classic meeting being staged at Caulfield.
Betrayal on trial for better things: New stable acquisition will have his first start for Bjorn Baker over 1100 metres at Canterbury after which the trainer will assess his program.
Snitzerland is up to the Challenge: Three-year-old filly Snitzerland has a tough first-up assigment against older horses in the Challenge Stakes but trainer Gerald Ryan says she is up to it.
Rebel Dane on target for Randwick Guineas: Trainer Gary Portelli is bullish about the prospects of Rebel Dane in the Randwick Guineas, confident the colt's last start second to Pierro is the guide.
Good Ba Ba to mix it with Black Caviar: Former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba is scheduled to tune up for the Doncaster Mile with a run against Black Caviar in the Williams Reid Stakes.
Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale catalogue online: The catalogue for this weekâ€™s Inglis Sydney Autumn Thoroughbred Sale is now available online and on the Inglis Sales iPad app
Cheltenham to go ahead despite big freeze: Organisers are confident the ground at Cheltenham will be safe despite the freezeing conditions but will not lift the covers until as late as possible.
Quevega on brink of Cheltenham history: Outastanding jumping mare Quevega will be trying to win the Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham for the fifth successive year.
Another Kavanagh star set to shine: Trainer Mark Kavanagh will send another of his classy three-year-olds on the path to a major win when Sheer Talent runs in the Alister Clark Stakes.
Norsqui wins the Adelaide Cup: Hardy Tasmanian stayer Norsqui has given veteran trainer Walter McShane his biggest win in the Group Two Adelaide Cup.
Nash Rawiller to stick with More Joyous: Jim Cassidy will ride star colt Pierro in the Canterbury Stakes with Nash Rawiller to stick with glamour mare More Joyous when the stablemates clash.
Habibi to miss NZ Oaks, aims at Sydney: NZ Derby winner Habibi will miss the NZ Oaks and is likely to contest the Storm Queen Stakes and the Australian Oaks in Sydney.
Puissance De Lune on ice till spring: Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune won't run again this autumn and will go for a spell until the spring.
It's A Dundeel to wear blinkers in Guineas: Blinkers will go on It's A Dundeel in an attempt to get the Spring Champion Stakes winner to race closer in the Randwick Guineas.
Ethiopia a Doncaster hopeful: Lightly-raced stayer Ethiopia has recovered from a spring injury and is likely to have his only autumn run in the Doncaster Mile in Sydney.
Drop in class helps Gondokoro win: Moonee Valley maiden winner Gondokoro will resume her black-type mission in the Vinery Stud Stakes at Rosehill on Golden Slipper day.
Hay List still a chance for the Challenge: A decision on whether star sprinter Hay List returns to racing in the Challenge Stakes will be made after Glyn Schofield works him at Gosford.
Mulaazem retired to stud due to injury: Group Two winner Mulaazem, a half brother to Sepoy, has been retired to stud earlier than expected due to injury.
Miss St Tropez an omen bet: Fresh from a win for Gai Waterhouse at Newcastle, visiting French jockey Thomas Huet will ride for Paul Messara at Muswellbrook.
King Mufhasa to undergo throat surgery: Reigning New Zealand Horse of the Year King Mufhasa requires minor surgery for a throat problem diagnosed after his Chipping Norton Stakes failure.
Inglis Nomination Closing Dates & Times: Bendigo, Albury, Caulfield: $50,000 to $100,000 Inglis Bonus closing dates soon.
Frost covers in place at Cheltenham: All courses at Cheltenham have been covered to protect the ground from frost ahead of the four-day festival of jumping.
Niblick returns to form in National Sprint: Niblick's National Sprint victory at Canberra has gone some way to recouping his purchase price but trainer Brett Cavanough hopes there is more to come.
Court Connection wins Canberra Cup: Court Connection has delivered a Canberra Cup win for trainer Danny Williams and Black Opal Stakes winning jockey Glyn Schofield.
Godolphin brings up 200 Group One wins: Hunter's Light has given Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin operation its 200th Group One win in a World Cup lead-up at Meydan in Dubai.
Criterion earns a Golden Slipper start: Criterion has earned his place in the $3.5 million Golden Slipper with victory in the Black Opal Stakes but history is against him completing the double.
Hay List nearing his comeback: A slick work-out by Hay List at Warwick Farm has boosted John McNair's confidence heading to his comeback in the Challenge Stakes.
Complicate takes out Canberra Guineas: Peter Snowden and the Darley team have landed another feature with Complicate taking out the Canberra Guineas.
Aussies in action in Hong Kong Derby: Tim Clark will be looking for his biggest Hong Kong win yet in the Derby with Craig Williams and Dwayne Dunn also securing rides.
Ramdwick Guineas a wide open race: Chris Waller has two leading chances for the Randwick Guineas which will be run without start colts Pierro and All Too Hard.
Jakkalberry runs third in Dubai: Melbourne Cup placegetter Jakkalberry has returned to winning form in Dubai for his Australian owners.
Star colt Pierro to miss Randwick Guineas: Pierro will not run in the Randwick Guineas but instead will be saved for the Canterbury Stakes and a clash with stablemate More Joyous.
Walsh puzzled by Hurricane Fly detractors: Jockey Ruby Walsh says he is happy with Hurricane Fly ahead of the Champion Hurdle despite negative comments about his mount.
Singleton flags More Joyous-Caviar clash: John Singleton says he will take on Black Caviar with More Joyous in the All Aged Stakes if the unbeaten mare's connections commit to the race.
Clark makes trip home worthwhile: Hong Kong-based jockey Tim Clark has made an impact on his return to Australia for the Super Saturday meeting, winning a Group Three race on Bonaria.
Dear Demi wins the Surround Stakes: The John Singleton-owned Dear Demi is on target for more Oaks success after winning the Surround Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Inspired ride to boost Richardson's career: Apprentice Brooke Richardson, fresh from a Sydney stint, has made a winning return to Brisbane racing on Joint Chiefs.
Skyerush takes out Liverpool City Cup: Trainer Guy Walter has claimed the Liverpool City Cup with Skyerush, a mare he says has been grossly underrated.
Shoot Out wins his second Chipping Norton: Shoot Out has claimed back-to-back Group One wins in the Chipping Norton Stakes to give trainer Chris Waller a third win in the race.
Super Cool wins thrilling Australian Cup: Three-year-olds have dominated in the Australian Cup with Super Cool beating Fiveandahalfstar in the Flemington race.
Marsh hopes Slipper fits Ruud Awakening: New Zealand filly Ruud Awakening has run brilliant time to win the Diamond Stakes and all but book a trip to Sydney for the Golden Slipper.
Autumn stars on show at Warwick Farm: A collection of Group One stars have been put through their paces in exhibtion gallops at Warwick Farm.
Flying Snitzel too good in Kewney Stakes: Flying Snitzel surprised her trainer and delivered a knockout blow for punters when she won the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Steps In Time runs rivals ragged in Wiggle: Trainer John O'Shea has the Coolmore Classic firmly in his sights for Steps In Time who has beaten a classy field at Warwick Farm.
Newmarket plan comes off for Shamexpress: A long-range plan to win the Newmarket Handicap has come off for trainer Danny O'Brien with three-year-old Shamexpress who could be Royal Ascot-bound.
Cup favourite in Blamey Stakes dead-heat: Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has flashed home late in his first-up run at Flemington to dead-heat with Budriguez in the Blamey Stakes.
Puissance De Lune tightens in Cup betting: Ruling Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune has had his price for the big race trimmed after sharing the spoils in the Blamey Stakes.
Whittington adds his name to Slipper hopes: Gai Waterhouse's Golden Slipper team has been strengthened by the winning performance of Whittington at Warwick Farm.
Twilight Royale in line for massive bonus: A $2.4 million bonus is on the line for talented filly Twilight Royale after her win in the Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington.
Well-related Crystal Web posts stakes win: Crystal Web, a half-brother to the 2010 Golden Slipper winner Crystal Lily, has claimed his first stakes win in the MSS Security Stakes at Flemington.
McMahon picks up Doomben consolation win: Ric McMahon missed out on a Group One ride at Flemington but Agitate helped make up for his disappointment with a Doomben win.
Star Wars earns rave review ahead of Opal: Star Wars has been earmarked for big things next season but trainer Scott Asprey believes the colt can make an impact in the Black Opal Stakes.
Montsegur in the frame for Slipper start: The Golden Slipper has emerged as a possibility for Flemington winner Montsegur who has become the first stakes winner for her sire New Approach.
Flat stars granted Cheltenham go-ahead: Leading Flat racing jockeys Richard Hughes and Joseph O'Brien have been given licences to ride over the jumps at Cheltenham.
Grands Crus out of Cheltenham race: Outstanding jumper Grands Crus has been ruled out of the Cheltenham Festival and will be aimed at Aintree instead.
Puissance has the power for first-up win: Former French galloper and reigning Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune makes his autumn cameo appearance in the Blamey Stakes.
Hayes looks to Kewney for a feature win: David Hayes is in his best form for years and is looking to forward showings from two fillies in similarly good fettle in the Kewney Stakes at Flemington.
Wallace chases more Chipping Norton glory: Twenty years after winning the Chipping Norton Stakes with a little-known three-year-old, Bruce Wallace saddles up King Mufhasa in the weight-for-age race.
Timing right for Noonan Group One chance: Jake Noonan hopes to make the most of a Group One opportunity on Niconoise in the Australian Cup in his first week as a senior jockey.
Nolen confident of more Newmarket success: Luke Nolen has won two of the past three Newmarket Handicaps and believes he's on the right horse in Moment Of Change to chase another win at Flemington.
Shadowofyoursmile to take Black Opal leap: Trainer Garry White has warned not to scoff at the merit of Shadowofyoursmile's lead-up to the $250,000 Black Opal Stakes.
Unbeaten Easy Game ready for Doomben test: Easy Game, described as a hot-headed mare, will be trying to make it six wins from as many starts when she steps out for her city debut at Doomben.
Super Cool ready to repeat in Aust Cup: Having established his superiority over arch-rival Fiveandahalfstar, Super Cool is ready to graduate to open company in the Australian Cup
Veyron on trial for Doncaster Mile start: Classy gelding Veyron will seek his sixth Group One success when he takes on a select field in the New Zealand Stakes.
Kingsbarns leads English Derby contenders: Kingsbarns, the early favourite to win the English Derby, is one of 35 horses trainer Aidan O'Brien has nominated for the famous race.
Roulston named Racing Victoria chairman: Robert Roulston has been appointed as Racing Victoria's new chairman to replace the retiring Michael Duffy.
McPherson fined for raceday treatment: Young trainer Nathan McPherson has been fined $8000 after being found guilty of administering a raceday treatment to a horse.
Black Opal a crucial test for Criterion: Criterion will be given the chance to prove he is a genuine Golden Slipper contender when he heads to Canberra for the Black Opal Stakes.
Prebble after another Cup on Green Moon: Brett Prebble is back in town for the Australian Cup and believes he can combine with Green Moon to add the feature race to their Melbourne Cup win.
First Light Racing Yearling Parade Day: First Light Racing will be parading the yearlings secured from the Inglis Premier Sale prior to Race 1 on Bendigo Golden Mile Race Day.
Sydney plans on the line for Pretty Strong: Pretty Strong will start a campaign her trainer hopes will culminate in a Sydney appearance when she resumes at Doomben.
Top trainers in Chipping Norton showdown: A half-brother to one of Gai Waterhouse's six Chipping Norton Stakes winners will be out to add his name to the Group One race's honour roll.
Steps In Time chases second Wiggle win: The John O'Shea-trained Steps In Time will join top mare Hot Danish in an exclusive club if she can make it back-to-back Wiggle Quality wins.
In Cahoots out to confirm early potential: A formline involving the unbeaten filly Assail will be put to the test when In Cahoots resumes in the Lonhro Plate at Warwick Farm.
Gatewood gets Chipping Norton Stakes nod: OTI Racing's Terry Henderson has questioned whether punters have got it right when it comes to his two Chipping Norton Stakes runners.
Dunn confident of success with Ortensia: Dwayne Dunn has never ridden Ortensia but is confident the mare only needs to bring her best form to Flemington to be a force in the Newmarket Handicap.
Prebble on Ferlax in Randwick Guineas: Brett Prebble has picked up the ride on Australian Guineas winner Ferlax in the Group One Randwick Guineas.
Dunn picks up Hong Kong Derby ride: In-form jockey Dwayne Dunn has been booked to ride for trainer John Size in the Group One Hong Kong Derby.
Rawiller appeals five-meeting penalty: Nash Rawiller has appealed the severity of a careless riding ban which threatens his immediate association with the glamour colt Pierro.
Guineas beckons for unbeaten Dawn Approach: Dawn Approach has pleased trainer Jim Bolger with his condition after a winter spell as the unbeaten colt starts a run towards the 2000 Guineas.
Apprentice reprimanded over weight blunder: Another jockey has been allowed to ride a horse with less weight than it was allocated in the second such blunder in a week on Victorian racetracks.
Slipper and Derby hopes emerge at Sandown: A Golden Slipper hopeful and a Derby candidate have emerged at Sandown in Go Again and Gerontius.
Nash Rawiller suspended for five meetings: A careless riding suspension could cost Nash Rawiller dearly with the hoop set to miss the rich Randwick Guineas meeting at Warwick Farm.
Tokamak earns shot at winter carnival: Trainer Barry Lockwood will give Tokamak a shot at winter carnival racing after an effortless win in the Tattersall's Members' Cup.
Queen's horse set for exhibition gallop: The Chipping Norton Stakes program will have a royal flavour with Carlton House set to make his first public appearance in Australia.
Kerthos Sandown win raises Darwin chances: A trip to Darwin is among the possibilities for the promising galloper Kerthos after his Sandown win.
More Than Sacred earns NZ Oaks start: More Than Sacred looks set to stay the 2400m New Zealand Oaks trip easily after coming back to win the Sunline Vase with a strong staying effort.
Berriman reprimand over allowance debacle: Stewards have severely reprimanded apprentice Jackie Berriman and disqualified a winner on which she carried 1.5kg less than required at Ballarat.
Va Pensiero puts Slipper claims on line: The autumn carnival stocks of trainer Jason Coyle could sink or soar at Warwick Farm where he will run two of his most promising horses.
Doncaster Mile a possibility for Diademe: Cambridge mare Diademe led all the way to win the Westbury Classic and could take on Group One company in New Zealand and Australia this autumn.
Uppland ends losing streak in Doomben wet: Uppland, a horse rated lucky to be alive, confirmed he is back in top form with a Doomben win on a rain-soaked track.
Incentive Schemes in Australia: Racing has never been more lucrative with state based incentive schemes distributing nearly $40 million Australia-wide in bonuses to owners, trainers and breeders.
Havana Rey on maiden Group One mission: An in-form trainer and an in-form horse will be out to upstage some of racing's biggest names in the Chipping Norton Stakes.
Gollan desperate for Flemington Group One: Tony Gollan believes Spirit Of Boom is over the odds as he prepares the sprinter for the Group One Newmarket Handicap at Flemington.
Foreteller on song for Australian Cup: Chris Waller is chasing his first Australian Cup win with Foreteller who has been based at the trainer's new satellite stable at Flemington.
Big finale planned for UK racing season: Six British Group One races will be run in the space of 24 hours with the decision to shift Newmarket's Future Champions Day next year.
Snowden entries among Black Opal noms: Peter Snowden is among a host of Sydney trainers chasing a Black Opal Stakes win with two nominations for the $250,000 lead-up race to the Golden Slipper.
Blood Brotha seeks unique NZ Cups treble: Blood Brotha is out to become the first horse to win the New Zealand, Wellington and Auckland Cups but will have to beat hot favourite Sangster to do it.
Cummings stars impress in workouts: Anthony Cummings used tracks at Flemington, Caulfield and Randwick to gallop his star horses ahead of Flemington's Australian Cup meeting.
Luckygray set for first-up Newmarket bid: A jumpout win at Flemington to Luckygray has Perth trainer Gino Poletti confident the gelding is ready to run a big race fresh in the Newmarket Handicap.
Queensland star ready for Newmarket: Classy Queensland colt Better Than Ready has come through a vital gallop in good order ahead of his first Group One assignment in the Newmarket Handicap.
Walter stablemates to clash in Wiggle: Stablemates Appearance and Streama are set to clash in the Wiggle Stakes as they continue their build-up to the Doncaster Mile for trainer Guy Walter.
Crystal Lily sister to debut at Sandown: Crystal Ruby, a full-sister to ill-fated 2010 Golden Slipper winner Crystal Lily, steps out for the first time in a 900m dash at Sandown.
Trial win has Assail on track for Slipper: She might have missed out on Magic Millions glory but Sydney filly Assail moved a step closer to a possible Golden Slipper start with a Rosehill trial win.
Weather a key to Silent Achiever Aus plans: New Zealand trainer Roger James will wait as late as he can before confirming a Chipping Norton Stakes start for top mare Silent Achiever.
Shamal Wind likely to miss Newmarket: Talented three-year-old Shamal Wind is set to be kept for a Group Two race in Adelaide instead of running in the Group One Newmarket Handicap.
Baster fails in careless riding appeal: Jockey Stephen Baster will miss Melbourne's biggest autumn race day and the Adelaide Cup after failing in an appeal against a careless riding conviction.
Hurricane Fly after Cheltenham redemption: Champion jumps jockey Ruby Walsh says Hurricane Fly is ready to rebound from the disappointments of last season when he runs in the Champion Hurdle.
Camelot back in training after illness: Classic winning colt Camelot is back on track to resume his career after recovering from a serious bout of colic.
First mare tested in foal to Frankel: Dual Group Three winner Chrysanthemum is the first mare confirmed in foal to retired world champion Frankel.
More Joyous heads Doncaster weights: More Joyous will have to carry a record 59 kilograms to defend her title in the Doncaster Mile, more than Sunline or Cuddle.
Former policemen to join Racing NSW: Two former policemen will join Racing NSW's new integrity unit which will shore up the work done by stewards.
Newmarket aspirants on trial at Flemington: A preview of several well-fancied Newmarket Handicap entrants in trials at Flemington could help sort out the chances in the big sprint.
Flying Snitzel in search of a dry track: The possibility of a wet track in Sydney has sent handy filly Flying Snitzel to Melbourne in search of a solid footing.
Alma's Fury steps up to Group One company: Alma's Fury exceeded his trainer's expectations with his most recent win, but it will be no surprise if he steps up to a higher level at Warwick Farm.
Baster appeals careless riding ban: Stephen Baster has lodged his appeal against a carelss riding ban, but has still lost the Newmarket Hcp ride on Undeniably.
All Too Hard's autumn program unclear: Star colt All Too Hard appears to have taken no harm from the cold that cost him a start in the Australian Guineas, but his autumn program is now unclear.
Ollie Tait resigns from Breeders board: Darley's chief operating officer Oliver Tait has resigned from the Breeders' Cup board in protest at the continued use of Lasix at the feature meeting.
McCain cautious on Aintree changes: Trainer Donald McCain says the new Grand National fences are fine in principle but is guarded about their safety claims.
O'Brien targets Cheltenham with Shield: Champion Irish trainer Aidan O'Brien is set to have his first runner at the Cheltenham Festival in more than a decade.
Waller to have five in Chipping Norton: Chris Waller will have five runners in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm which kicks off autumn Group One racing in Sydney.
Niconoise to run in the Australian Cup: Niconoise gets the chance to emulate his half-brother Niconero in the Group One Australian Cup on a program where David Hayes will be well-represented.
Gai holds upper hand in Golden Slipper: Fillies have been the benchmark for the youngsters heading to the Golden Slipper and Gai Waterhouse has two of the leading contenders.
Better Than Ready on target for Newmarket: Better Than Ready has travelled safely from Brisbane to Melbourne for his Group One assigment in the Newmarket Handicap.
Snitzerland gears up for the autumn: Golden Slipper runner-up Snitzerland is primed for her return to racing with trainer Gerald Ryan excited about her prospects.
Kauto stars at Newbury guest appearance: Retired champion jumper Kauto Star has made an appearance at Newbury to show off his new skills in dressage.
Schofield seeks help after suspension: Leading apprentice Chad Schofield has incurred his eighth suspension this season and is seeking psychological help in a bid to avoid further bans.
Red Tracer in close call in Millie Fox: Red Tracer has kept her perfect heavy track record intact with her defence of the Group Three Millie Fox Stakes at Rosehill.
Colgan farewells NZ with fifth Derby: Jockey Vinny Colgan, who leaves New Zealand for Adelaide in April, won his fifth New Zealand Derby when Habibi beat Fix and Castlzeberg.
Launay wins in battle of track specialists: Launay has improved on his impressive record at Flemington with a narrow win over another track specialist in British General in the Listed TAB Stakes.
Pierro wins Hobartville, but only just: There were some anxious moments but Pierro, one of the best of his generation, maintained a perfect Sydney record in the Hobartville Stakes.
Sweet Idea adds to Waterhouse Slipper team: Sweet Idea has firmed for the Golden Slipper after booking her place with victory in the Silver Slipper Stakes at Rosehill.
Ferlax caps meteoric rise in Aust Guineas: Promising colt Ferlax has made the most of the absence of star three-year-old All Too Hard by winning the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Catkins wins Fireball Quality for Waller: Catkins has claimed a deserved stakes win at Rosehill, inflicting the first defeat on Golden Sunshine in the Fireball Quality.
Moore earns credit after Group Three win: Petty Cury earned her first black-type victory when she held out Durham Town to win the Darley Plate at Ellerslie.
O'Brien lands treble with Kutchinsky win: Trainer Danny O'Brien has reversed his form of two weeks ago to land a treble at Flemington with Kutchinsky winning the Roy Higgins Quality.
Import Hathras breaks through in the rain: Kris Lees' success with imported horses has continued with Hathras ploughing through the Rosehill mud.
Tavarnelle win brightens mood for Hawkes: An elevated temperature ruled All Too Hard out of the Australian Guineas but stablemate Tavarnelle has given her trainers something to cheer about.
Pelicano wins the Listed Parramatta Cup: Pelicano has travelled from Adelaide to Sydney to reward his owners and trainer Tony McEvoy with a Listed victory in the Parramatta Cup.
Loveyamadly wins in tricky finish: Speedy filly Loveyamadly set a track record for the 1100m when she got up in a finish that fooled most at Flemington.
Heavy track suits Bello at Rosehill: Bello has enjoyed his favourite wet conditions at Rosehill to add to his already impressive winning record on rain-affected tracks.
Early Flemington double for O'Brien: Trainer Danny O'Brien has won the first two races at Flemington after a series of disappointments over recent weeks.
Murtagh reflects on Aga Khan split: Top jockey Johnny Murtagh says his split with the Aga Khan stemmed from the result of a Group Three race in which the owner's horse was beaten.
Features saved as wet plays havoc in Qld: Southeast Queensland has lost five race meetings in three days with the Eagle Farm fixture the latest casualty because of wet weather.
All Too Hard scratched from Guineas: An elevated temperature has robbed the Australian Guineas of its star attraction with All Too Hard ruled out of the classic at Flemington.
Star colts in action in different states: Pierro and All Too Hard will be in action in different states in the Hobartville Stakes and Australian Guineas but could clash during the Sydney carnival.
Waller confident about Sacred Falls in wet: The Chris Waller-trained Sacred Falls is expected to cope with a water-logged Rosehill but getting the better of Pierro could be a different matter.
Genes a key for Charlie in Slipper lead-in: If breeding is a guide, Charlie Boy should prove superior on a wet track at Rosehill when he runs in the Silver Slipper Stakes.
Canali looking to break Flemington hoodoo: High-speed galloper Canali has failed in five previous attempts at Flemington but trainer Stephen Brown believes a breakthrough could be near.
Rain provides a clearer focus for trainer: Promising middle distance galloper Frozen Rope is one horse who will have his chances boosted by the wet track at Rosehill.
Ajeeb the best of the rest in Aust Guineas: The lightly-raced colt Ajeeb has a lot going for him in the Australian Guineas, but he also has All Too Hard going against him.
O'Sullivan duo to Fire again at Flemington: Dan O'Sullivan is taking in-form stayer Tuscan Fire and track specialist British General back to Flemington in search of a third winning double this year.
Edmonds has Target spot-on for Listed race: Spot On Target has been in dashing form for Toby Edmonds and the trainer is hoping the galloper can go to another level for his stable at Eagle Farm.
Bowman in near-miss as O'Hara praised: Hugh Bowman has a sore thumb from a race fall but his injuries could have been much worse had it not been for the actions of Kathy O'Hara.
Maturity the key to All Too Hard dominance: Star colt All Too Hard has made a transformation this campaign and his jockey expects him to continue to improve throughout the autumn.
Flemington Listed race to suit Launay: An impressive record at the track and distance has Paul Snowden expecting a forward showing from Launay in a Listed 1400m race at Flemington.
Weather main Guineas query for Hawkes: Wayne Hawkes hopes there is no more rain ahead of the Australian Guineas as star colt All Too Hard looks to build on an already formidable record.
Key Golden Slipper test at Rosehill: The countdown to the $3.5 million Golden Slipper has begun with several youngsters to put their reputations on the line at Rosehill.
Pierro to answer All Too Hard challenge: He was undefeated at two and outstanding at three but the signs point to top colt Pierro returning an even more formidable force this autumn.
Doubtful Jack to revel in Eagle Farm wet: A perfect record in heavy going has former Melbourne galloper Doubtful Jack poised to break through for a new stable at Eagle Farm.
Noonan to head overseas for riding stint: Jake Noonan, who finishes his apprenticeship next week, is set to head overseas for a riding stint in the UK with trainer Andrew Balding.
Derby tempo should suit Habibi: Logan: The presence of second favourite Castlzeberg in the New Zealand Derby should ensure the best stayer wins, says the trainer of favourite Habibi.
New colours for Vadashan's Rosehill test: The Paul Messara-trained Vadashan will be running in the colours of the Young Professionals in Racing group for the first time at Rosehill.
Adelaide stayer poised for Sydney success: The combination of trainer Tony McEvoy and jockey Glyn Schofield will be looking to snare another Sydney staying feature at Rosehill.
Distance right for Ichihara in Fireball: A return to her pet trip might not be enough to get speedy filly Ichihara back into the winner's list at Rosehill.
Melham predicts big future for Lonhspresso: Jockey Ben Melham has predicted a bright future for three-year-old Lonhspresso who scored an impressive win on wet ground at Sandown.
Tassie champ wins the Launceston Cup: Tasmania's horse of the year Geegees Blackflash has added the Launceston Cup to a list of victories that includes most of the state's major races.
Newmarket Hcp start firming for Ortensia: Fresh from celebrating a midweek win at Canterbury, trainer Paul Messara is giving serious thought to a Newmarket Handicap start for class mare Ortensia.
Hay List on target for return: Schofield: Glyn Schofield put Hay List through his paces at Gosford and says the Group One-winning sprinter is getting closer to a comeback to racing.
Laser Flash on the Australian Derby path: Trainer David Payne will set one-paced colt Laser Flash for the Australian Derby after he led throughout to score a midweek win at Canterbury.
Baker continues impressive run of form: Quick's The Word maintained her perfect record at Canterbury, ensuring trainer Bjorn Baker's star continues to rise.
Tasmania's star two-year-old wins again: Tasmania's unbeaten juvenile Grand Tycoon has stretched his sequence to six-from-six in the Gold Sovereign Stakes at Mowbray.
Rawiller brings up milestone at Sandown: A win aboard three-year-old Bishops Castle at Sandown has given jockey Brad Rawiller the 2000th win of his career.
Myboycharlie is in charge: MYBOYCHARLIE 2yo Charles In Charge kick started his career with an impressive win at Sandown-Hillside only days before leading Golden Slipper chance, Charlie Boy, is scheduled to return in the ATC Silver Slipper Stakes Gr.2(1200m) in Sydney this Saturday.
Bowman keen to make most of Proisir chance: Nash Rawiller's commitment to the Gai Waterhouse-trained Pierro has opened the door for Hugh Bowman to ride the top colt's stablemate Proisir.
Barakey passed to run in Newmarket Hcp: Barakey has won a jump-out in front of stewards and is right to take his place in the Newmarket Handicap after being scratched from the Oakleigh Plate.
Guineas draw won't stop colt: Williams: All Too Hard has retained his stranglehold on Australian Guineas favouritism despite a wide draw, with rivals hoping for the best against the in-form colt.
Adam Durrant fined for treatment breach: Visting Perth trainer Adam Durrant has been fined $10,000 by Victorian stewards after being found guilty of planning to treat Mr Moet on raceday.
It's A Dundeel confirmed for Hobartville: Looks might be deceiving as far as Bjorn Baker is concerned as he helps prepare It's A Dundeel for a return to racing in the Hobartville Stakes.
Mud to help The Cleaner in Launceston Cup: The prospect of a wet track can help The Cleaner turn the tables on his Hobart Cup conqueror Hurdy Gurdy Man in the Launceston Cup.
Weir in with genuine chances in two states: Darren Weir is chasing a Launceston Cup win with Hurdy Gurdy Man but could have success in two states with Lonhspresso who lines up at Sandown.
Conners laments Hay List trial withdrawal: There was no one more disappointed than rival trainer Clarry Conners when Hay List didn't front for a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Berry out to enhance premiership ambitions: Tommy Berry will be trying to stake a further claim for Sydney jockeys' premiership honours with six rides at Canterbury.
Your'e So Good cleared for Aust Guineas: All Too Hard has a stranglehold on the Australian Guineas but trainer Nigel Blackiston is happy to give filly You're So Good her chance against the boys.
Luckygray topweight for Newmarket Handicap: Perth galloper Luckygray has been given topweight of 58kg for the Group One Newmarket Handicap with favourite Moment Of Change to carry 56.5kg.
Chapple-Hyam to face BHA panel on charges: Derby-winning trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam will attend a British Horseracing Authority hearing over charges he misled officials.
Botti banks on Planteur progress for Dubai: Marco Botti is a convinced a lead-up run will help Planteur improve on his 2012 third placing when he contests next month's Dubai World Cup.
Jim Cassidy to ride Sacred Falls: Jim Cassidy will replace New Zealand jockey Leith Innes aboard Sacred Falls in the Hobartville Stakes when the colt takes on Pierro.
More Joyous wins barrier trial: More Joyous has won a barrier trial as she prepares for a comeback to racing in the Group One Canterbury Stakes.
Charlie Boy in next step to the Slipper: Gerald Ryan is looking to Charlie Boy to cement his place in the Golden Slipper with a qualifying victory in the Silver Slipper at Rosehill.
Rebel Dane to take on Pierro: Pierro will be the star attraction in the Hobartville Stakes but Rebel Dane is primed to take him on if he is vulnerable first-up.
Karuta Queen to resume at Flemington: One of the fastest fillies of her year, Karuta Queen is due to resume in the Bob Hoysted Handicap at Flemington for new trainer Peter Moody.
Allan Chau to be out for six months: Injured jockey Allan Chau is in good spirits as he begins a six month recuperation from serious injuries suffered in a fall at Grafton.
Hurdy Gurdy Man set for Cups double: Trainer Darren Weir isn't sure there's any improvement in his hardy stayer Hurdy Gurdy Man, but he's hoping there won't need to be.
$50,000 Bonus won by Everage in Canberra: Two-year-old filly Everage took her racetrack earnings to over seven times her yearling sale purchase price when winning the 1000m Lightning Ridge 2YO Plate at Canberra on Sunday.
Boss wins Kilmore Cup on Dany The Fox: Big race jockey Glen Boss has partnered the Mick Price-trained Dany The Fox to victory in the $200,000 Kilmore Cup.
Golden Slipper unlikely for Diamond winner: Trainer Daniel Clarken says Blue Diamond Stakes winner Miracles Of Life is unlikely to stay in training for the Golden Slipper.
Waller to make tough decision: Trainer Chris Waller will monitor Tougher Than Ever before deciding whether the colt backs up to take on All Too Hard or Pierro.
All Too Hard to back up in Guineas: Trainer John Hawkes has confirmed All Too Hard will back up in the Australian Guineas after two wins against older horses.
Milestones keep coming for Chris Waller: Trainer Chris Waller is setting new targets after passing the 100 winner mark for the season which still has long way to go.
Albrecht primed to show best in Guineas: Peter Snowden is maintaining the faith with Albrecht who will take on All Too Hard in the Australian Guineas at Flemington.
Decision Time is Tuesday for Conners: Injiury-plagued sprinter Decision Time is primed for a comeback with the Newmarket Handicap a possible beginning.
Group One winners to jump out at Doomben: Wet weather threatens to interrupt an important set of jump-outs at Doomben featuring Group One winners Solzhenitsyn and Temple Of Boom.
Mullins breaks O'Brien's jumps record: Trainer Willie Mullins has broken Aidan O'Brien's long-standing record for the number of jumps winners in an Irish season with the promise of more to come.
Skytrain wins Group Three Southern Cross: Darley stable stalwart Skytrain has improved on his record with victory in the Group Three Southern Cross Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Better Than Ready earns Newmarket start: The Group One Newmarket Handicap is the goal for outstanding colt Better Than Ready after his dominant win in the Falvelon Quality at Eagle Farm.
Alma's Fury in upset Apollo Stakes win: Alma's Fury has surprised punters and his trainer with victory in the Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm in the wet.
Mrs Onassis wins dramatic Oakleigh Plate: Mrs Onassis has taken out the Group One Oakleigh Plate which went ahead without the favourite Barakey who was scratched at the barriers.
Tears of joy greet Blue Diamond winner: Caulfield racecourse erupted into cheers and tears as Miracles Of Life and Lauren Stojakovic claimed the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes.
Perth trainer called before Vic stewards: Perth trainer Adam Durrant has been called before stewards in Melbourne to explain treatments he says he was preparing for his horse Mr Moet.
She's Clean gives Waller season century: She's Clean has brought up a century of wins for trainer Chris Waller this season and given her sire Redoute's Choice his 100th stakes winner.
Waller celebrates 100th win with one more: Trainer Chris Waller celebrated his 100th winner for the season in Sydney with another 20 minutes later in Melbourne.
All Too Hard impresses with Futurity win: All Too Hard has claimed his second weight-for-age Group One success in a row with a brilliant win in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Super Cool too brilliant in Autumn Classic: The two favourites have fought out the finish of the Autumn Classic with Super Cool's turn of foot proving the difference between him and Fiveandahalfstar.
Youngster Bro does a good job in the wet: Good Job Bro has ignited the Golden Slipper dream for trans-Tasman trainer John Sargent with victory at Warwick Farm.
Ace plan gets Group Two result for Meliora: Trainer Peter Moody hatched the plan and jockey Luke Nolen executed it perfectly to get Meliora home in the Angus Armanasco Stakes at Caulfield.
Lane posts first city win as senior rider: Damian Lane has capped a successful first week as a senior jockey with a city win on rejuvenated mare Secret Liaison at Caulfield.
Australian Guineas on Emperor's agenda: A start in next week's Australian Guineas at Flemington could be on the cards for Caulfield winner Grand Emperor.
Ferguson ponders Cotton Mill Festival aim: Trainer John Ferguson is approaching the Cheltenham Festival from three different angles with last year's hardluck story Cotton Mill.
Blue Diamond favourite ready to produce: Blue Diamond favourite Miracles Of Life has arrived in Melbourne for the big race in perfect order, according to trainer Dan Clarken.
Redoute's Choice closing in on milestone: Champion stallion Redoute's Choice is poised to produce his 100th black-type winner and it could come at Warwick Farm.
Gatewood to start new direction for OTI: A syndicator who has had consistent success with European horses teams up in the Apollo Stakes with a horseman who has made an art form of training them.
Green Moon set for Futurity Stakes return: The Lloyd Williams-owned stayer Green Moon will be out to match Phar Lap as the Melbourne Cup winner resumes racing in the Futurity Stakes.
Distance rise to suit Mr Moet at Caulfield: An encouraging Melbourne debut from Perth galloper Mr Moet has trainer Adam Durrant confident the gelding can figure in his two main autumn targets.
Forster aims for two-state feature double: Desleigh Forster is aiming for black-type wins in two states with Adebisi in the Group One Oakleigh Plate and I'm Cool in the Listed Falvelon Quality.
Grisedale duo primed for Bathurst Cup: The husband and wife team of Jon and Donna Grisedale have their eyes firmly on the Bathurst Cup after making Magic Ivy a late entry for the $25,000 race.
Igugu succumbs to Sajjhaa at Meydan: The Godolphin stable's Sajjhaa has lowered the colours of South African star Igugu in the Balanchine Stakes at Meydan.
Testa Trio & More Than Ready Sons: Three Stakes winner's last week and now globetrotting Testa Rossa mare Ortensia kicks off her autumn campaign in the Group 1 MRC Oakleigh Plate (1100m) at Caulfield this weekend.
Penpix of Hall of Fame inductees: Penpix of the inductees into Australia's Racing Hall of Fame including Black Caviar and Carbine who has been elevated to legend status.
Black Caviar inducted into Hall of Fame: Black Caviar has been inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame and Carbine has been elevated to Legend status.
Futurity result crucial to Guineas plans: The Futurity Stakes performance of All Too Hard is set to have a major impact on the Australian Guineas with the star colt slated to run in both races.
Walter to up the ante for autumn carnival: A trio of Group One winners headline trainer Guy Walter's Warwick Farm team but there will be plenty of interest in a stablemate with lesser credentials.
Woorim ready despite midweek flight drama: Woorim is aiming for back-to-back wins in the Oakleigh Plate but his title defence was nearly grounded by transport difficulties.
Brasch in Ideal Position for Farm sprint: Mudgee-based trainer Jeff Brasch has his sprinter Ideal Position ready for a return to city racing in the Southern Cross Stakes.
Rawiller super keen ahead of Farm return: Some promising rides and the chance to gallop star colt Pierro has top jockey Nash Rawiller buoyant about his return to racing at Warwick Farm.
Moody upbeat despite Diamond scratching: Peter Moody's chances of adding another Blue Diamond to his record took a blow with an injury to Thermal Current but he says he still has three live chances.
Shamal Wind at peak for target race: All the pieces have fallen into place for Shamal Wind in the lead-up to her open company debut in the Oakleigh Plate.
Better weather a boost for Funtantes: Improving weather and track conditions are a positive sign for the racing pattern of Funtantes, according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Potential the key to Subiaso Classic hopes: A questionable theory and an improving horse support the prospects of emerging young stayer Subiaso in the Autumn Classic at Caulfield.
Thermal Current out of the Blue Diamond: Thermal Current has become the latest Blue Diamond Stakes casualty with his withdrawal leaving a field of 14 for the $1 million two-year-old race.
National Hunt disappointment for O'Brien: Champion trainer Aidan O'Brien has saddled up his first two runners under National Hunt rules in more than eight years - without success.
Davies has Quirindi features in his sights: Trainer Leon Davies will be out to repeat his 2011 haul when he saddles up two strong feature race chances at the Quirindi Cup meeting.
Hayes resurgence continues at Sandown: The reinstatement of the Hayes name among Australia's leading trainers is well underway with another winner at Sandown.
Hayes fancies his Blue Diamond outsiders: Trainer David Hayes has the best record of any Blue Diamond trainer and he believes he can improve on it at Caulfield.
Jumping career awaits Mein Schadenfreude: Robert Heathcote believes Mein Schadenfreude can make the grade as a hurdler after his breakthrough win at Doomben.
Pierro poised for special Farm gallop: Crack colt Pierro will have an exhibition gallop between races at Warwick Farm as trainer Gai Waterhouse finalises preparations for his return.
Lane to be inducted into Hall of Fame: Former champion apprentice Geoff Lane, a golden boy of Australian racing in the 1950s, is to be inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame
Shinn excited about return to the saddle: Melbourne Cup-winning hoop Blake Shinn returns to race riding this week and he is looking forward to making an immediate impact.
Emotion surrounds Monton's Apollo return: There will be mixed emotions for connections of proven stakes performer Monton when he returns in the Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Ortensia, Woorim in Plate comebacks: A field of 14 has been declared for the Group One Oakleigh Plate with top sprinters Ortensia and Woorim set to resume in the famous Caulfield sprint.
All Too Hard, Cup hero headline Futurity: All Too Hard will clash with Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon as he tries for back-to-back Group One wins in the Futurity Stakes.
Kauto Star to show new skills at Newbury: Fans of jumps legend Kauto Star will be given an insight into his career as a dressage horse when the 13-year-old makes an appearance at Newbury.
Boss looking to extend championship lead: Glen Boss is on track to win the first jockeys' championship of his career and can extend his 17-win lead at Sandown.
Mrs Onassis confirmed for Oakleigh Plate: An impressive track gallop from Mrs Onassis has convinced trainer Gerald Ryan to give the mare her chance in the Group One Oakleigh Plate.
Three jockeys fined for betting offences: Jockeys Michelle Payne, Anthony Darmanin and Michael Walker have each been fined $1000 after pleading guilty to betting on thoroughbred races.
Portelli keeps plans in check for 2YO team: Two mares will be at the forefront of Gary Portelli's Warwick Farm team as the trainer tries to build on the momentum created by Rebel Dane.
Laser Hawk set for Apollo Stakes comeback: A minor hoof issue has cleared in time for Group One winner Laser Hawk to take his place against Sydney's weight-for-age stars in the Apollo Stakes.
McEvoy sticks with Guelph in Diamond: Kerrin McEvoy will ride Guelph in the Blue Diamond Stakes, believing the filly is the best equipped of Darley's trio to handle the high-pressure contest.
Glass Harmonium on Australian Cup path: Glass Harmonium returns in the Futurity Stakes at Caulfield with Mike Moroney looking for the middle-distance star to establish his autumn credentials.
Nikolic disqualification reduced on appeal: Jockey Danny Nikolic has had his two-year disqualification for threatening Victoria's chief steward reduced.
Mixed fortunes for Blue Diamond favourites: Guelph and Miracles Of Life have drawn at opposite ends of the starting gates for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield.
Nicky Henderson outlines Festival squad: Trainer Nicky Henderson says he doesn't think he can repeat his seven Cheltenham Festival winners but has several leading chances.
Rachel Alexandra continues to improve: The condition of champion mare Rachel Alexandra has improved to serious but stable after surgery due to complications from foaling.
Black Caviar to miss Newmarket: The William Reid Stakes at Moonee Valley is set to be Black Caviar's farewell to Melbourne racing following a decision to miss the Newmarket Hcp.
Vasil fined $10,000 for treatment breach: Trainer Tony Vasil has been fined $10,000 for breaching rules regarding raceday treatment of Classic Elle.
Apollo Stakes sets the standard for autumn: Seven Group winners are among the 14 entries for the Apollo Stakes, a pre-cursor to the Grop One Chipping Norton Stakes
Brad Rawiller ready for Caulfield return: Jockey Brad Rawiller is fit and ready to resume riding at Caulfield after his momentum was halted by a broken bone in his foot.
Mrs Onassis still in the Oakleigh Plate: A final decision on whether Mrs Onassis goes to Melbourne for the Oakleigh Plate will be made after she has a testing galllop at Rosehill.
Hay List shows he still has winning spirit: Hay List has won a barrier trial at Randwick to tick another box in his comeback from injury and illness.
Theodore and Clarken chasing Diamond glory: Stephen Theodore and family friend Daniel Clarken are both chasing the biggest win of their careers as rivals in the Group One Blue Diamond Stakes.
All Too Hard and Green Moon in Futurity: Brilliant colt All Too Hard and Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon headline nominations for the Group One Futurity Stakes at Caulfield.
Black Caviar nominated for William Reid: As expected, Black Caviar has been nominated for the Group One William Reid Stakes which could be the mare's final Melbourne start.
Darley confirms three runners in Diamond: Sheikh Mohammed's Darley has confirmed its three runners in the Blue Diamond, paying late entry fees for Montsegur and Metastasio.
Tim Clark wins first Hong Kong Group One: Australian jockey Tim Clark has claimed his first Group One in Hong Kong, guiding the John Size-trained It Has To Be You to victory at Sha Tin.
Jockey Allan Chau fractures C2: Popular Northern Rivers jockey Allan Chau has been diagnosed with a fractured C2 after a fall at Grafton.
All Too Hard for Futurity and Guineas: Black Caviar's younger sibling All Too Hard will attempt back-to-back Group One wins in the Futurity Stakes and the Australian Guineas.
Villa Verde please trainer in workout: Villa Verde has been deposed as favourite for the Golden Slipper but trainer Shaun Dwyer is pleased with her progress.
Chris Waller could have five in the Apollo: Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller will nominate five horses for the Group Two Apollo Stakes at Warwick Farm.
David Hayes eyes yet another Blue Diamond: David Hayes is upbeat about adding to his five Blue Diamond wins, saying his three runners are all over the odds.
Newmarket an outside chance for Caviar: The immediate racing future of champion mare Black Caviar will be decided later this week with the Newmarket Handicap one of her options.
Rachel Alexandra serious but stable: The condition of Rachel Alexandra remains serious but veterinary surgeons are encouraged by her progress as she recovers from surgery.
Silver Slipper return for Whiskey Allround: Whiskey Allround's autumn carnival campaign is taking shape as trainer Tony Gollan aims to iron out any kinks in the gelding's racing manners.
Hay List to run in Randwick barrier trial: The comeback of the world's second best sprinter Hay List steps up another gear when he runs in a barrier trial at Randwick.
Zarkandar cements Champion claims: Zarkander firms for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham with trainer Paul Nicholls happy with his team heading to the Festival.
Track record for Australiaâ€™s adored Black Caviar: With 22 wins from 22 starts, including 12 at Group 1 level, it was hard to imagine Black Caviar eclipsing her previous feats. But the great mare went to another level again on Saturday, breaking Specialâ€™s 25 year-old 1000m track record at Flemington when winning the Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning Stakes.
Dunn suspended but back for Diamond day: Dwayne Dunn has been suspended for seven meetings at Flemington but will be back in time to ride on Blue Diamond Stakes day at Caulfield.
Caviar praised by beaten jockeys: It was always going to be mission impossible for the jockeys of the horses against Black Caviar and they were full of praise for the undefeated champion.
Cahill rapt in Boys On Tour: Boys On Tour has had his share of critics in recent years but jockey Michael Cahill believes he is racing in career best form.
Black Caviar storms back in Lightning win: Champion mare Black Caviar has returned to racing with a spectacular performance to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Bennetta steps up again to win: Bennetta has capped a big day for owner-breeder George Altomonte at Rosehill with victory in the Light Fingers Stakes.
Rebel Dane wins Royal Sovereign: Rebel Dane has put himself in the picture for Group One autumn goals with a brilliant last-to-first win in the Royal Sovereign Stakes.
Baster lands stakes double at Flemington: Jockey Stephen Baster has made his mark in his first city meeting back in Melbourne with a stakes double at Flemington including the CS Hayes Stakes.
Black Caviar better than ever: Champion mare Black Caviar has returned to racing with a spectacular performance to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Vanity win to Alzora timely for Hayes: A first-up win to Alzora was a special result for trainer David Hayes as it came on the same program as a race named after his late father Colin Hayes.
Overreach new Golden Slipper favourite: Gai Waterhouse has the new Golden Slipper favourite in Overreach, winner of the Widden Stakes at Rosehill.
Trainer's advice right for Bells Of Troy: A patient ride by Craig Newitt made all the difference to Bells Of Troy who upset the favourite in the Hilton Nicholas Handicap at Flemington.
Never Can Tell Slipper bound: Anthony Cummings is hoping Never Can Tell can make it all the way to the Golden Slipper after claiming his second win from as many starts.
Steps In Time wins Breeders Classic: Steps In Time has begun her autumn campaign with an all-the-way victory in the Group Two Breeders Classic at Rosehill.
Dany set for Kilmore Cup: Trainer Mick Price got one autumn campaign into motion for Dany The Fox at Flemington but has had a setback with star filly Samaready.
Casquets in contention for Diamond start: A Listed win at Flemington by Casquets in the Talindert Stakes has trainer Mark Kavanagh considering backing the filly up in the $1 million Blue Diamond.
Rachel Alexandra's condition still serious: Rachel Alexandra is reported to be alert as she continues to fight after undergoing surgery following complications from foaling.
Pierro pleases owner in barrier trial: Owner Greg Kolivos is looking forward to racing his colt Pierro throughout the Sydney autumn, starting with the Hobartville Stakes.
Stackhouse lands five on end: Jockey Daniel Stackhouse has had a big day at Sale, riding five winners on end at the combined odds of more than 4000 to one.
Urquidez to make presence felt at Rosehill: Urquidez is the forgotten horse of the Royal Sovereign Stakes but that suits his trainer Jarrod Austin as he prepares him for an autumn assault.
Hayes settles on Blue Diamond trio: Only exceptional performances at Flemington by Blue Palace or Great Esteem will convince David Hayes to revise his Blue Diamond plans.
O'Dea says alley no real help for Fantisha: Trainers normally prefer inside barriers but that isn't the case with Steve O'Dea who would prefer a wide gate for Fantisha at Doomben.
Ascot return a possibility for Caviar: World champion sprinter Black Caviar has a remote prospect of returning to Royal Ascot to attempt a repeat of her Diamond Jubilee Stakes win of last June.
Austin fined $5000 for positive swab: Central Queensland trainer Todd Austin has been fined $5000 after Playtime returned a positive swab to an anti-inflammatory after a Rockhampton win.
Former Australian Mental wins in Dubai: Australian Group One winner Mental will be aimed at the Golden Shaheen on World Cup night after winning his first start in Dubai.
Rachel Alexandra in battle for life: United States champion Rachel Alexandra is in a serious condition after suffering complications while delivering a foal.
Three jockeys to face stewards over bets: Jockeys Michelle Payne, Michael Walker and Anthony Darmanin have been called to answer questions about bets placed in accounts in their names.
Caviar all the rage - almost: Champion mare Black Caviar is expected to make light work of the Lightning Stakes field but a few rogue punters are hoping otherwise.
Hayes chasing sentimental win: Trainer David Hayes says a victory in the Group Three race named after his late father Colin would be every bit as significant as winning a Group One.
O'Shea to strike early with smart colt: Trainer John O'Shea will chase feature race wins with Group One placegetter Ashokan and high class mare Steps In Time at Rosehill.
Snowden brings up 1000 wins for Darley: Peter Snowden has trained his 1000th winner for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation, bringing up the milestone in a maiden race at Gosford.
Breeders call for government to act: Hunter Valley breeders want mining and exploration licences issued under former minister Ian MacDonald to be suspended.
Syndication Open Day at Inglis in May: Inglis will be throwing open the gates at their Newmarket complex on Sunday 5 May for a new Syndication Open Day where prospective investors can view a parade of newly acquired yearlings that are being offered for syndication.
Early punters keen on Secret Delight: Two outsiders have attracted support from pre-post punters in the Light Fingers Stakes but it is another roughie who will carry the hopes of Gerald Ryan.
Caviar rivals stake claims for second: As Black Caviar gets ready for win number 23 in the Lightning Stakes, seven rivals are preparing to race each other for second place.
Boys On Tour ready to deliver on promise: Patinack Farm believes a record-breaking performance by Boys On Tour last start could be the turning point of his much maligned career.
Annenberg chasing black type in Talindert: A pleasing debut at Moonee Valley has trainer Pat Carey upbeat about the prospects of Annenberg who remains in the mix for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Loutrel to get campaign back on track: Trainer Gary Portelli is keen for Loutrel to make amends for his debut failure when the two-year-old runs in the Canonbury Stakes.
Patience paying off with Revengeful: Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes has taken a patient approach with Revengeful who is poised to chase his second successive win at Goulburn.
Black Caviar to be a positive influence: Black Caviar's return to racing will help put a positive spin on Australian sport in the wake of revelations of drug-taking, her trainer says.
Red Cadeaux a possibility for Dubai: Ed Dunlop has outlined plans for international Group One winner Red Cadeaux and new stable acquisition Unbridled Comman who is Cox Plate bound.
Sir Henry Cecil ready for new season: Frankel's trainer Sir Henry Cecil says his health has improved and he is looking forward to the new season.
Jockey complains of treatment from trainer: Trainer Troy Portelli is under investigation after jockey Dean Holland complained about his demeanour and behaviour towards him at Mornington.
Stewards grill McDonald over ride: James McDonald has been told to exercise better judgment in future after stewards questioned him at length over one of his rides at Canterbury.
Royal Jester on best behaviour at Farm: Royal Jester has a history of staging rodeo exhibitions but was on his best behaviour at Eagle Farm when he scored a breakthrough win in the Timeform Handicap.
Hippopus bound for better things: The Gai Waterhouse-trained Hippopus underlined his staying potential with a dashing win at Canterbury, aided by a brilliant Jim Cassidy ride.
Lightning stepping stone for Shamexpress: Glen Boss got a look at Black Caviar in her recent exhibition gallop and knows he's virtually racing for second on Shamexpress in the Lightning Stakes.
Unbeaten colt poised for Aussie debut: Chris Waller is heading into the Royal Sovereign Stakes with unbeaten New Zealand Sacred Falls who has adapted well to Sydney.
Tuscan Fire earns Caulfield Cup entry: Rejuvenated stayer Tuscan Fire has collected a Group win and earned a start in the Caulfield Cup with his Mornington Cup victory.
Casquets could earn Diamond berth: Mark Kavanagh says a shot at the Blue Diamond is a possibility for Casquets depending on how the filly performs in the Talindert Stakes at Flemington.
Black Cash back a winner after illness: Months of devoted care and perseverance by trainer Kelly Doughty paid off when Black Cash was back in the winners' circle at Eagle Farm.
Jenny Duggan wins apprentices race: Leading apprentice Jenny Duggan has steered Burbero to victory at Canterbury to give trainer Bjorn Baker a two state double.
Stackhouse wins Hareeba on Jolie Blonde: Daniel Stackhouse has claimed his second stakes win in four days with victory aboard Jolie Bay in the Hareeba Stakes at Mornington.
Sydney filly claims top Vic 2yo race: Sydney filly Twilight Royale has claimed her second Inglis bonus race with a solid victory in the Inglis Premier at Mornington.
Crack A Roadie to be OK for Diamond: Stephen Theodore was forced to scratch Crack A Roadie from the Inglis Premier after he got cast in his box but says the colt will be ready for the Blue Diamond.
Nicholls keen on Tidal's National claims: Champion trainer Paul Nicholls is pleased with the 74.5 kilogram topweight given to Tidal Bay for the Grand National.
Kinane in line for Aintree repeat: Retired jockey Mick Kinane will be aiming to win the Legends Charity race for the second time on Grand National day.
Seven to oppose Black Caviar in Lightning: A field of eight has been declared for the Lightning Stakes featuring the return of champion Black Caviar at Flemington.
Shoot Out primed for return: Trainer Chris Waller has no concerns about Shoot Out missing a barrier trial cancelled due to rain and has given him a solid gallop instead.
Derby prospect Vadashan to be shared: A group of young racing enthusiasts will share in the ownership of Australian Derby candidate Vadashan.
Sacred Falls set for first Sydney start: Unbeaten New Zealand colt Sacred Falls will have his first Australian test in the Royal Sovereign Stakes at Rosehill.
Moonee Valley planning for Black Caviar: The Moonee Valley Racing Club is planning a special race night if champion mare Black Caviar runs in its feature autumn sprint, the William Reid Stakes.
Snowden looks at WFA targets for Epaulette: Epaulette won't be seen until later in the Sydney autumn with Peter Snowden looking at weight-for-age races like the TJ Smith and All Aged Stakes.
Award Season gets a run in Mornington Cup: The scratching of Dame Claire has paved the way for up-and-coming stayer Award Season to gain a start in the Mornington Cup.
Moody looking for Lightning trifecta: Trainer Peter Moody will be responsible for both the quality and the quantity in the Lightning Stakes with three runners including Black Caviar.
Bella Rossie to run at Canterbury: Trainer Gary Portelli will take the easiest path to stakes level with Bella Rossie and run her in a benchmark race at Canterbury.
Albrecht needs to bounce back: Snowden: Peter Snowden is looking for Albrecht to bounce back in the CS Hayes Stakes at Flemington after a disappointing first-up showing in Melbourne.
Black Caviar of old to run at Flemington: Trainer Peter Moody says racegoers will see the Black Caviar of old when she runs in the Lightning Stakes at Flemington.
Cheltenham Gold Cup loses two attractions: Sizing Europe is officially out of the Cheltenham Gold Cup and Flemenstar is in doubt for the Festival with a lung infection.
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Frankel set to begin stallion duties: Superstar Frankel is getting ready to serve some of the world's best mares as he embarks on his first season at stud.
Pierro to trial again on Friday: New Zealander It's A Dundeel will step up preparations for the Australian Derby with a barrier trial test against Pierro.
Dear Demi begins Oaks campaign: Clarry Conners is confident Oaks winner Dear Demi can pick up where she left off but admits her stablemate Satin Shoes will battle against Black Caviar.
Napayshini to begin Slipper countdown: The Golden Slipper dream will take a step closer to reality if Napayshini can live up to expectations in the Canonbury Stakes.
Scratchings may hold Mornington key: Award Season and Angola who are emergency acceptors, could prove hard to beat if they gain a run in the Mornington Cup.
Black Caviar set for Melbourne finale: World champion mare Black Caviar will at least have some opposition when she farewells Melbourne in the Lightning Stakes.
Racing an example to other sports: Victoria's peak horseracing body says other sports should look to its example in their bid to improve integrity following the ACC investigation.
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Youthful Jack cracks $1 million barrier: A victory in the Listed Thomas Lyons Stakes at Hobart has lifted Taree galloper Youthful Jack past $1 million prize money.
Boss and Weir combine for Hobart Cup win: Glen Boss has claimed his first Hobart Cup and trainer Darren Weir his fourth with the strong performance of Hurdy Gurdy Man in the Group Three feature.
Symons back on Hosting at Flemington: Chris Symons will renew his association with three-year-old Hosting in the CS Hayes Stakes with Craig Williams opting to ride another horse.
Hay List comeback gathers momentum: Hay List's comeback from injury has stepped up another notch with the giant sprinter being given a testing workout between races at Gosford.
Green Roller wins Strutt Stakes: The David Hayes-trained Green Roller has wont the Listed Strutt Stakes in Hobart and will head to the Tasmanian Oaks and possibly Australian Oaks.
Red Tracer to return in Breeders Classic: Chris Waller-trained stablemates Red Tracer and Nocturnelle will to battle against each other in the Breeders' Classic at Rosehill.
Facile Tigre primed for Oakleigh Plate: Facile Tigre is on target for another tilt at the Oakleigh Plate and is in the best shape of his career according to trainer Jason McLachlan.
One more Melbourne run for All Too Hard: Star colt All Too Hard is likely to have only one more Melbourne run before his Sydney autumn campaign and a trip to Europe.
McEvoy sweats on Award Season start: Kerrin McEvoy is hoping stayer on the rise Award Season can sneak into the Mornington Cup field for trainer Kris Lees.
Animal Kingdom finishes second: Animal Kingdom, winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby and bound for stud in Australia, has finished second in Florida before his Dubai World Cup bid.
Sir Des Champs on target for Cheltenham: Sir Des Champs will represent Irish trainer Willie Mullins in the Cheltenham Gold Cup after turning the tables on Flemenstar at Leopardstown.
Havana Rey turns form around: Havana Rey has staged a form turnaround with victory at Warwick Farm after being beaten almost 20 lengths at his last start.
Budriguez scores in Carlyon Cup: An all-the-way win to Budriguez in the Carlyon Cup has given South Australian trainer David Jolly his second stakes winner at Caulfield in as many weeks.
Bell's judgement proves correct: A confident ride by Tim Bell has helped Patinack Farm filly Sookie notch a deserved win, prompting connections to seek out bigger targets.
Happy Galaxy wins the Expressway: Happy Galaxy reinforced John Hawkes' mastery with three-year-olds against older horses in the Expressway Stakes, minutes before All Too Hard's win.
Mare puts Final Touch on great season: South Island mare Final Touch won her third Group One race of the season when she won the Waikato Draught Sprint.
Memorable birthday for ATC chairman: Up-and-coming galloper Charge Account added to owner John Cornish's celebratory mood with a promising win at Warwick Farm.
All Too Hard keeps family flag flying: All Too Hard emulated his half-sister Black Caviar by winning the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield and confirming his place among Australia's best.
Adebisi gives Forster first Melbourne win: Adebisi has given Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster a winner with her first Melbourne starter, fighting back to take out the Group Three Rubiton Stakes.
Derby winner Sangster back to winning form: Victoria Derby winner Sangster is back to his best after thrashing his opponents in the Group One International Stakes at Te Rapa.
Fix edges closer to Fillies Series win: Fix has won her third Group Two race in succession, outfinishing Soriano and More Than Sacred in the Sir Tristram Classic at Te Rapa.
Court Connection wins on back-up: Trainer Danny Williams will continue to step Court Connection up in trip following the gelding's Warwick Farm victory.
Vadashan takes another step to Derby: As he plans a path to the Derby for Vadashan, Paul Messara has ruled out the Lightning Stakes and a clash with Black Caviar for Ortensia.
Guelph stakes strong Diamond claim: Peter Snowden's constant assurances that Guelph is his top Blue Diamond prospect have gained strength with her Prelude win at Caulfield.
Bid Spotter gives Harrison milestone win: Apprentice Tegan Harrison's win aboard Bid Spotter at Eagle Farm has propelled her into the record books.
Zlatan gives young trainer city success: Leigh Childs only has six horses in work but hopes the success of Zlatan in city company at Caulfield can provide a boost to his small operation.
Moroney shares the luck: A huge team of owners has cheered the consistent filly Octavia to her first black-type win in the Kevin Hayes Stakes at Caulfield.
Va Pensiero upsets All The Talk: The Golden Slipper dream is alive for connections of Va Pensiero with the colt causing an upset at Warwick Farm.
Payne duo chasing family win in Hobart Cup: Michelle Payne believes a long-range plan to win the Hobart Cup with her brother's horse Fieldmaster can come to fruition if they get luck from an outside draw.
Snowden closing in on 1000 Darley winners: Trainer Peter Snowden is closing in on a milestone 1000 Australian winners for Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation.
Lee Freedman joins Team Williams: Five-time Melbourne Cup winning trainer Lee Freedman Williams has joined the stable of prominent owner Lloyd Williams as director of racing and training.
Laser Flash stepping up in distance: Laser Flash will put his Australian Derby credentials on show at Warwick Farm where he steps out beyond 2000 metres for the first time.
Mawingo ready to show true form in Orr: The imported galloper Mawingo is ready to reproduce the form he showed in his first Australian preparation when his autumn campaign begins in the Orr Stakes.
Jest Crewsin' thrown in the deep end: Country sprinter Jest Crewsin' faces stiff opposition in the Expressway Stakes but trainer Jan Bowen expects him to hold his own.
Villa Verde the Golden Slipper favourite: Shaun Dwyer is ready to step up the work of Golden Slipper favourite Villa Verde with her next public outing set to be an exhibition gallop at Bendigo.
Guelph to press Diamond claims in Prelude: Highly-rated Guelph will be out to confirm her standing as Darley's top Blue Diamond prospect when she makes her Melbourne debut in the fillies Prelude.
Baldwin resists blinkers for Lock's Legend: Barry Baldwin believes resisting the temptation to use blinkers on Lock's Legend is in the gelding's best interest at this stage of his career.
Top NZ runners looking to Sydney autumn: A trip to Australia could be ahead for some of New Zealand's classiest gallopers after they race in one of the country's top autumn meetings at Te Rapa.
Tap into the best blood: AUSTRALIAN racing and breeding fans will get their first taste of high class USA sire Tapit this weekend when the Mick Price trained filly La Ballerine makes her debut in the Group 3 MRC Blue Diamond Prelude (1100m) at Caulfield.
Frankel brother born at Banstead: A chestnut full brother to the world's best racehorse, Frankel, has been born at the stud where the champion is preparing to serve his first book of mares.
Ex-Singapore champ ready for sprint: Former Singapore champion Better Than Ever is in good shape for his second New Zealand start in the Group One Waikato Sprint in Hamilton.
Boss takes over on Fiveandahalfstar: Jockey Glen Boss will use the Autumn Stakes at Caulfield to assess the form of several horses as well as his own mount Fiveandahalfstar.
Veteran Wall Street after more success: Seasoned gelding Wall Street might be approaching the twilight of his career but trainer Mike Moroney believes he still has plenty to offer.
Adebisi pleases ahead of Melbourne debut: Brisbane trainer Desleigh Forster has been successful with Adebisi in Sydney and now hopes to do likewise in Melbourne, starting with the Rubiton Stakes.
Racing taking steps to combat drug use: In the wake of the ACC's finding of widespread drug use in Australian sport, Racing NSW's chief steward says they are doing their best to be pre-armed.
Trainer disqualified for four months: A Queensland trainer has been disqualified for four months following the death of a yearling in his care.
Flying filly faces first-up Valley test: Speedy filly Shamal Wind looks ideally suited in a heat of the 55 Second Challenge at Moonee Valley, but her trainer advises caution.
Irish import poised for Aussie debut: Martin McInerney, a recent addition to the training ranks, is looking forward to the Australian debut of former Irish gelding Punch Your Weight.
Sumakaray chases first stakes win: After beating subsequent stakes winner Avoid Lightning at Moonee Valley last start, three-year-old Sumakaray will chase her own stakes win at Caulfield.
Schweida says colt is ready for Farm test: Kelly Schweida admits it's Plan C to start Better Than Ready first up against older sprinters at Eagle Farm but he says the colt is up to the challenge.
Veterans could spring Expressway upset: Tougher Than Ever is the unknown quantity in the Expressway Stakes but his veteran stablemates still pack a few surprises.
Smerdon denies involvement in Oliver bet: Trainer Robert Smerdon says he passed on the proceeds of a bet made by jockey Damien Oliver without suspecting where the money came from.
Nash Rawiller nearing return from injury: Nash Rawiller has ridden a horse in trackwork for the first time this year and says he's on track to return to race riding in time for Apollo Stakes day.
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Symons redeems himself with Sandown win: Chris Symons notched his first metropolitan winner since returning from injury and in doing so redeemed himself in the eyes of trainer Greg Eurell.
Almost 200 still in Slipper mix: The Golden Slipper dream is still alive for connections of almost 200 horses following the release of second acceptances for the juvenile feature.
Debutante earns trip to town: Astute trainer Barbara Joseph doesn't run a juvenile in Saturday city grade lightly, adding weight to her decision to come to town with Just A Blur.
Moody saves Thermal Current for Diamond: Dissident will line up at Caulfield this weekend but trainer Peter Moody has decided to save barn mate Thermal Current for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Galloway makes successful return: After dealing with a family tragedy, Scott Galloway has made a winning return to riding at Doomben aboard Betican.
Happy Galaxy faces Expressway test: Three-year-olds All Too Hard and Happy Galaxy will be out to give Team Hawkes a two-state weight-for-age double this weekend.
Dunn excited ahead of All Too Hard return: Jockey Dwayne Dunn hopes the Group One C F Orr Stakes is the springboard to a big 2013 for high-profile colt All Too Hard.
Jockey suspended for misconduct: Toowoomba jockey Jacquelyn Brown has been suspended for a month for improper conduct after a heated exchange with a fellow rider.
Leading country trainer fined over swab: Stewards have fined trainer Brett Cavanough after concluding an inquiry into a positive swab returned by one of his horses.
All Too Hard draws wide in Orr: Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard will have to overcome a wide draw when he returns in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield.
Well-related mare on target for Grafton: A mare from the same family as Melbourne Cup winner Empire Rose will shoot for her second successive victory for new trainer Brett Bellamy.
Seabass on course for Grand National: Seabass has shown he is ready to go one better than his third in the Grand National with a solid third in a hurdle in Ireland.
Spriggs breaks ankle at trials: Apprentice Blake Spriggs has broken his ankle at the Rosehill barrier trials in an incident before a trial for two-year-olds.
Happy Trails to campaign in Sydney: Emirates Stakes winner Happy Trails willdo his autumn racing in Sydney with his trip to Dubai off because of quarantine requirements.
Pierro among BMW entries: Three-year-olds Pierro and Fiveandahalfstar are among the entries for the weight-for-age BMW along with defending titleholder Manighar.
Guy Walter two-handed in Expressway: Guy Walter will have Doctor Doom and Willy Jimmy in the Expressway Stakes as they ramp up their autumn campaigns.
Stojakovic keeps ride on Diamond favourite: Apprentice Lauren Stojakovic has been confirmed as the rider of Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Miracles Of Life in the $1 million Group One feature.
Baster to return in Hobart Cup for Gai: Stephen Baster has been booked to ride Power Broker for Gai Waterhouse in the Hobart Cup, his first ride since having his contract withdrawn in Singapore.
King Mufhasa to start in the C F Orr: New Zealand's reigning Horse of the Year, King Mufhasa, will start in the C F Orr Stakes at Caulfield for new trainer Bruce Wallace.
Moody has strong Caulfield hand: Leading trainer Peter Moody has strong chances across the board at Caulfield where he has runners in all but one of the nine races.
You're So Good in autumn test at Sandown: Trainer Nigel Blackiston will use a midweek race at Sandown as a guide on where to head in the autumn with debut winner You're So Good.
Top autumn prospects trial at Caulfield: High-class middle distance performer Manighar could resume racing in the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm next month.
Promising filly out of action: A freak training accident has ended the autumn campaign of promising filly Miss Softhands before it began.
Big guns hold sway in Hennessy: Eight horses have been declared for the prestigious Hennessy Gold Cup headed by star jumpers Flemenstar and Sir Des Champs.
Darley's Blue Diamond team takes shape: Darley could have three fillies and a colt in the $1 million Blue Diamond depending on the results of the Preludes.
Kent eyes major autumn 3YO races: The best three-year-old races in Sydney and Melbourne are on the agenda for the Mick Kent-trained pair Philippi and High Shot.
Clarry Conners upbeat about team: Three of Clarry Conners autumn carnival contenders have cruised through barrier trials as the trainer awaits good news with Slipper hope Assail.
Promising filly injured in trial: Highly promising filly Miss Softhands has suffered an injury during a trial at Werribee and may have to miss her intended return to racing at Caulfield.
Centennial Park in Expressway again: The Expressway Stakes has been the autumn starting point for Centennial Park for the past three years and trainer David Payne has no reason to change.
Callanish on song for Orr Stakes return: Callanish will be out to score his ninth win from nine starts in the C F Orr Stakes, but maintaining an unbeaten record isn't his top priority.
Art Delago returns to Taree: Trainer Tony Green says Art Delago is fitter for his Taree assignment after going down by a short neck at Port Macquarie.
New landmark on McCoy's mind: Tony McCoy says he has contemplated training when his stellar career is over but is concentrating on his 18th champion jump jockey title.
Super Overturn sets Arkle standard: Overturn has kept his unbeaten record over fences intact with a superior jumping display in the Scottish Arkle at Musselburgh.
Rawiller injures his foot at Terang: Brad Rawiller has joined his jockey brother Nash on the sidelines after suffering a broken bone in his foot in a barrier mishap.
Chis Symons rides winning double: Chris Symons has ridden a double at Sale on his second day back from injuries suffered in a freak accident in the racetrack's car park.
Challenge Stakes back on Hay List's agenda: Hay List continues to impress trainer John McNair with his recuperative powers and could run in the Challenge Stakes.
Autumn hopes on trial at Werribee: The autumn carnival hopes of several high-profile stables go on show in 23 trials scheduled for Werribee.
Weather the key for Boom brothers: Weather patterns will play an important role in Group One goals for 'Boom Brothers' Spirit Of Boom and Temple Of Boom during the autumn carnival.
Waller could have three Expressway runners: New stable acquisition Tougher Than Evercould join the Chris Waller-trained veterans Danleigh and Albert The Fat in the Expressway Stakes.
Prairie ready to star this autumn: Former French horse Prairie Star has pleased trainer Danny O'Brien who has the Group One Australian Cup in his sights.
Geemeup saves the day for Baker: Geemeup has saved the day for trainer Bjorn Baker with a victory at Rosehill after seconds by more fancied stablemates Twilight Royale and Burbero.
Funtantes continues family tradition: Robert Heathcote will continue to target black type races with Funtantes after her dominant win in the Nudgee Quality at Doomben.
Secessio wins first Australian race: German import Secessio will be aimed at the Brisbane Cup after proving his ability on a wet Rosehill track to score his first Australian win.
Durnford earns shot at Mornington Cup: Durnford's fast-finishing win at Caulfield has trainer Pat Carey optimistic about his chances in the Mornington Cup.
Trainers warned about chilli product: Trainers have been warned about positive swabs arising from the use of a product made from chilli peppers.
Avoid Lightning may strike Caulfield again: South Australian mare Avoid Lightning may be set for Caulfield's major sprint, the Oakleigh Plate after taking the W J Adams Stakes at the same track.
Zedlion backs up to win on wet track: Zedlion has added another string to his bow with a fighting victory on a heavy 10 track at Rosehill.
Black Caviar makes magnificent return: World champion sprinter Black Caviar has come through her first public appearance in eight months in perfect order.
Royal Haunt dominant in Manfred Stakes win: Royal Haunt has maintained his unbeaten record and put himself in the frame for the Group One Australian Guineas with a dominant win at Caulfield.
Dramatic week ends happily for Dunn: Epic Terra isn't the most talented horse trained by Matthew Dunn but he remains one of the trainer's favourites after his courageous Doomben win.
Pierro gearing up for trial: Star colt Pierro will be ridden by former jockey Mark Newnham in a barrier trial at Rosehill with his autumn program yet to be decided.
Flamboyer lands plunge at Doomben: Flamboyer has tested the patience of trainer Kelly Doughty with his buckjumping antics but all was forgiven after he landed a plunge at Doomben.
Metastasio firms in Diamond betting: Unbeaten filly Metastasio has firmed in betting on the Blue Diamond, but she hasn't overtaken stablemate Guelph in trainer Peter Snowden's estimations.
Everage above average in the wet: Craig Carmody has trained his first juvenile winner with Everage leading all the way at Rosehill on a heavy track.
Woorim on target for Oakleigh Plate: Woorim's Oakleigh Plate title defence is taking shape with the gelding pleasing his trainer Robert Heathcote in an exhibition gallop at Doomben.
Winta Chiller gives Pecora first city win: Home-bred filly Winta Chiller has provided Ross Pecora with his first city success as a trainer with a strong performance at Caulfield.
Sizing Europe bids for Cottage repeat: Leading Cheltenham Festival contender Sizing Europe will bid to win his second Cottage Chase at Punchestown.
Murray up for Rosehill challenge: After recovering from a serious knee injury apprentice jockey Rachael Murray is relishing being back in the saddle.
Rosehill test for Court Connection: Court Connection and Iking will bid to make Danny Williams' trip from Goulburn to Sydney worthwhile when they run at Rosehill.
Dany has a Doncaster dream: A Doncaster Mile start is a dream that could take on some reality for connections of Dany The Fox after he runs at Caulfield.
Shamus Award out to earn Diamond berth: Shamus Award is out to press his claims for a Blue Diamond Stakes start when he resumes in the Listed Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield.
Sapphire Coast stepping stone to Rosehil: South Coast trainer Luke Pepper has high ambitions for Freetoair is che can win the Town Plate at the Sapphire Coast.
Barrier ideal for General Exhibit: Helen Page received a pleasant surprise when General Exhibit drew a favourable barrier for the Channel Seven Handicap at Doomben.
All Too Hard wins jumpout at Flemington: Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard has won a jumpout at Flemington ahead of his anticipated return to racing in the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Black Caviar returns to the track: World champion sprinter Black Caviar makes her first public appearance since returning from England when she gallops at Caulfield.
Minimum penalties announced for offences: The Australian Racing Board has announced minimum penalties for a range of integrity offences from tubing horses to jockeys betting.
Cummings' dilemma over Diamond Earth: Trainer Anthony Cummings is tossing up whether to start his smart filly Diamond Earth at Moonee Valley or Caulfield this weekend.
Sad end for Group One winner Eagle Falls: Group One winner Eagle Falls has been euthanased after breaking down during trackwork at David Hayes' Euroa property.
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Black Caviar returns to Caulfield: Black Caviar will make a rare public appearance with an exhibition gallop between races at her home track of Caulfield.
Sessions undergoes surgery: A week after his withdrawal from the Canterbury Classic, Sessions has had surgery to remove a testicle.
Group One goal for Albrecht: Albrecht will step out for his Melbourne debut in the Manfred Stakes, kicking off a campaign aimed at the Group One Australian Guineas.
Stakes goal for Amalfi Dreams: Amalfi Dreams will earn black type recognition if she wins the Nudgee Quality, and vindicate a decision by her owners to delay a stud career.
Pride banking on filly to overcome hurdles: A crack at stakes company awaits emerging filly Unimpeachable if she can continue on her winning way at Rosehill.
First Command closes in on $1 million: A shot at a major Melbourne sprint and financial prestige will be the rewards for smart sprinter First Command if he wins at Caulfield.
Hay List enjoys a day out: Top sprinter Hay List has been the star attraction at Wyong where he has stretched his legs in a leisurely exhibition gallop.
Holt suspended for a month over fall: Stewards have suspended apprentice Aidan Holt for careless riding in relation to a fall at the Gold Coast which left three jockeys in hospital
Retrial sought in Karakatsanis case: Sydney trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony will seek a retrial following their disqualifications for allegedly intending to stomach tube a horse.
Godbolt keen on city challenge for filly: Port Macquarie-based trainer Neil Godbolt says the recent wet weather hasn't impacted on filly Al Nova's preparation for a race at Rosehill.
Ortensia to trial on Tuesday: Triple Group One winner Ortensia will use a barrier trial at Rosehill to step up preparations for a likely clash with Black Caviar.
Diamond hopes to press claims: Eight entrants in the Chairman's Stakes at Caulfield are among the 49 youngsters paid up for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Said Com set to star at Rosehill: Chris Waller will take a slightly different approach to the autumn with proven Group performer Said Com, who heads a strong team for him at Rosehill.
Avoid Lightning fresh for Caulfield sprint: A Listed race at Caulfield will determine the autumn path for talented South Australian mare Avoid Lightning.
Mixed fortunes for Cassidy at Farm: Gallinari gave Larry Cassidy some cause for celebration at Eagle Farm after he lost two arguments in the stewards' room earlier in the day.
Symons back riding this weekend: Popular jockey Chris Symons makes his return from a broken foot with three rides for leading South Australian trainer Tony McEvoy at Morphettville.
Election to impact on Sydney spring races: Race programmers may have to do some tweaking to the proposed schedule this spring in light of the announcement of a September federal election.
Better Than Ready "soft" for Sydney return: Better Than Ready will resume at Rosehill provided the track is no worse than slow as trainer Kelly Schweida eyes Group One targets for the colt.
My Quest For Peace to miss autumn: Imported galloper My Quest For Peace, an Australian Cup hopeful, has succumbed to a lung infection and will miss the autumn.
Hogan toppled after 31 years on top: Curraghmore Stud has become the leading seller at the Karaka Premier Sale, ending a 31-year streak at the top for Cambridge Stud.
No Newmarket for Hay List: Trainer John McNair says there is no chance of comeback sprinter Hay List defending his Newmarket Handicap title.
Manfred return for untapped Hosting: Greg Eurell will give three-year-old Hosting the chance to prove himself during the autumn with feature races in Melbourne and Sydney in the pipeline.
Wet track no problem for Taxmeifyoucan: Rebel Dane will not run at Rosehill but a wet track holds no fears for trainer Greg Hickman who will send Taxmeifyoucan to the races.
Barakey wins Perth trial: Star Perth sprinter Barakey showed he was in top form ahead of his planned trip to Melbourne, winning a barrier trial at Belmont.
Englebrecht escapes the coal: Trainer Jeff Englebrecht has moved his stable from Muswellbrook to Wyong after selling his property to coal miner Mt Arthur Coal.
Crack A Roadie on target for Diamond: One of the leading Blue Diamond contenders, Crack A Roadie, has continued his build up to the autumn with a pleasing hitout against older horses.
Samaready dazzles in trial: Blue Diamond Stakes winner Samaready has shown in a trial at Caulfield she is over the troubles that cost her a spring campaign.
Top mainland stables enter Hobart Cup: The first leg of Tasmania's major racing double, the Hobart Cup, has attracted entries from Sydney and Melbourne
New sale king pays tribute to Sir Patrick: Curraghmore Stud has ended a 31-year streak by Cambridge Stud to become the leading seller at New Zealand's Premier Yearling Sale.
Trainer wins his own Mornington race: Trainer Brett Scott has been rewarded for his generosity when he won a race he sponsors at Mornington with Verification.
Ryan to unveil another Snitzel youngster: Trainer Gerald Ryan is excited about the prospects of El Sasso but is unsure how the colt will handle a wet track.
Moody to sort through Diamond team: Trainer Peter Moody will sort through some more Blue Diamond candidates in jumpouts at Caulfield on Tuesday.
Half-sister to Fix sells for $800,000: A half-sister to Filly of the Year series leader Fix was sold to Alan Bell for $800,000, the best price for a filly early on day one at Karaka.
Trainer under investigation after raid: Mornington trainer Nathan McPherson is under investigation from stewards after a raid on his stables led to suspicions he had treated a horse due to race.
Barrier trials rescheduled due to rain: Autumn Group One stars including More Joyous have had their barrier trials delayed by rain in Sydney.
Hvasstan ready for autumn return: Trainer Peter Gelagotis recieved a pleasant surprise when he trialled his top-class colt Hvasstan in preparation for an autumn return.
Camilleri vindicated by big sale: A Fastnet Rock-Celebria colt sold for $1.975 million was the highlight on day one of the Premier Yearling Sale, where the average rose but the median fell.
Hurricane Fly wins Irish Champion Hurdle: A third win in the Irish Champion Hurdle has Hurricane Fly primed to win the English equivalent at the Cheltenham Festival.
Another international win for Williams: Australian jockey Craig Williams has claimed another big race, steering Ruud Awakening to victory in the Karaka Million in Auckland.
Miracles Of Life all the rage for Diamond: Fillies Miracles Of Life and Guelph are one-two in betting for the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes, Victoria's richest race for juveniles.
Unbeaten colt set for return: Unbeaten colt Rebel Dane begins his quest for autumn Classic riches against older horses at Rosehill.
Shamexpress potential excites O'Brien: Danny O'Brien is preparing to send Shamexpress into battle against Black Caviar in the Lightning Stakes on his way to the Newmarket Handicap.
Oaks winner Dear Demi nears a return: Victorian Oaks winner Dear Demi will have a barrier trial ahead of her scheduled return in the Light Fingers Stakes.
Smasher to lift profile: Robert Heathcote thinks so much of lightly-raced three-year-old Smasher he has entered him for the Group One Australian Guineas at Flemington in March.
Frankie Dettori looking forward to return: Frankie Dettori says he misses racing and is looking forward to his return when he finishes a ban for testing positive to a prohibited drug.
Russell Baze rides in 50,000th race: World record holding jockey Russell Baze has notched another milestone, riding in his 50,000th thoroughbred race.
Sacre Sprinter still unbeaten over fences: Steeplechase star Sacre Sprinter has recorded his seventh win over fences and is the dominant odds-on favourite for the Champion Chase.
Chad Schofield suspended at Caulfield: Chad Schofield has been handed a 10-meeting suspension for careless riding on Whisper Downs at Caulfield.
Brown outed for nine days over weight: Jockey Corey Brown has been suspended for weighing in 1.2kg over Kristy Lee's 53kg when the filly finished third in a dead-heat for the minor placing.
Le Remas earns a shot at WFA Orr Stakes: A determined win from Le Remas in the Listed John Dillon Stakes at Caulfield has his trainer eyeing a crack at the Group One C F Orr Stakes.
Glasshouse on agenda for Lucky Luna: Lucky Luna has been troubled by hoof problems for most of his career but maintained his excellent wet-track record by winning the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Shadows In The Sun lights up with win: The chance to qualify for the Caulfield Cup makes a trip to the Mornington Cup an attractive option for Shadows In The Sun's trainer Anthony Cummings.
Mickelberg strikes gold for Portelli: Mickelberg has staged a form reversal to win at Warwick Farm, ensuring she keeps her place in trainer Gary Portelli's stable.
Autumn carnival aspirations for Shamardani: Trainer Greg Hickman has relied on history to back his judgment of Shamardani, a winner at Warwick Farm.
Swaffer loses irons but wins city race: Braydn Swaffer won't forget his winning ride aboard Running Vixen at the Sunshine Coast after he lost his riding irons soon after the start of the race.
Miracles Of Life firms in Diamond betting: Adelaide filly Miracles Of Life has made a stunning Melbourne debut, winning the Blue Diamond Preview and firming as favourite for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Architect win a perfect tonic for Lawlor: Architect is on a Group One mission after giving trainer David Lawlor the perfect therapy in his battle with cancer by winning at the Sunshine Coast.
Happy Galaxy claims Zeditave Stakes: Well-bred colt Happy Galaxy has earned an already distinguished family some more black type with his victory in the Zeditave Stakes.
Guelph sparkles in Blue Diamond lead-up: Trainer Peter Snowden's decision to keep Blue Diamond contender Guelph at home has paid dividends with the filly winning at Warwick Farm.
Williams back with a winner at Caulfield: Craig Williams marked his return to Melbourne racing for the first time since Sandown Cup day with victory on Summer Gem in the opening race at Caulfield.
9 guilty of fixing British horse races: Nine people, including three pro footballers, have been banned from British horse racing for their part in fixing races in 2010-11.
Classic Elle scratched by stewards: Stewards ordered the scratching of Classic Elle at Moonee Valley after receiving a report from the Compliance Assurance team and interviewing the trainer.
Sea Lord takes out Australia Stakes: Sea Lord has continued his unbeaten record at Moonee Valley, taking out the Group Two Australia Stakes in an important win for trainer Stephen Brown.
Skytrain wins the Canterbury Classic: Sheikh Mohammed's Darley stable has gained a consolation win with the enigmatic Skytrain in the Canterbury Classic.
NZ champion in shock stable switch: Star New Zealand sprinter Mufhasa has been taken out of Stephen McKee's stable by his owner after a career that has netted 10 Group One wins.
Group One sprint targets for Shamexpress: Three-year-old Shamexpress has returned with a comfortable win at Moonee Valley on his way to Group One sprint targets including the Newmarket Handicap.
Invest starts off on Australian Cup path: Australasian Oaks winner Invest is an outsider for her return to racing at Caulfield as she heads towards the Group One Australian Cup.
Ortensia pleases trainer in Scone gallop: Ortensia has stepped up her autumn preparation with a track gallop at Scone but Lightning Stakes plans hinge on a barrier trial.
Craig Williams returns with seven rides: Craig Williams makes his return to Melbourne racing with seven rides at Caulfield as his international wandering goes on hold for a few months.
Donna Madeira primed for Diamond Preview: Speed, maturity and fitness should be more than enough to compensate for a step up in class for Donna Madeira at Caulfield.
Heavy Coast track ideal for Double Impact: Double Impact's reputation as a superior wet-tracker will see him challenge Fillydelphia for favouritism in the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Birthday boy Schofield chasing Cup victory: Glyn Schofield is in celebration mode and he is hoping the festivities continue with Carry Me Bluey in the Australia Day Cup.
From Russia with a love of horses: Bob Onikul grew up on the other side of the world but there will be no prouder trainer at Warwick Farm if he can win the Australia Day Cup.
The changing face of Australian racing: Australian racing offers something for people of all heritages, including a chance to win the Australia Day Cup.
Weather forecast raises Cheltenham hopes: A forecast for temperatures above freezing has Cheltenham officials confident of holding their Trials Day meeting.
Caulfield test for in-form British General: British General can earn a shot at the C F Orr Stakes if he continues his winning streak in the Listed John Dillion Stakes at Caulfield.
Favourite withdrawn from Canterbury sprint: A swollen testicle has forced the withdrawal of Sessions from the Canterbury Classic, paving the way for horses like Territory and Whitefriars to figure.
Cups pedigrees to the fore at Seymour: The pedigree pages of two winners at a country Victorian meeting have revealed close connections to a couple of Australia's best-loved racemares.
Undeniably out to continue career revival: Undeniably heads to Moonee Valley for the Group Two Australia Stakes attempting to go one better on his 2011 result.
Sydney filly in Caulfield black-type bid: She is still in the mix for a start in Victoria's premier juvenile race but Swing's Vote main mission in Melbourne is to snare some black type.
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Cup clash for Waterhouse foursome: Gai Waterhouse will be represented by more than a quarter of the field with four runners in the feature race at Warwick Farm on Australia Day.
More Joyous set for Randwick trial return: Glamour mare More Joyous is set to step up her autumn carnival preparations with a barrier trial at her home track.
Frankel's brother well beaten on debut: A half brother to racing superstar Frankel has failed to make an impression when facing the starter for the first time.
Fillydelphia on target for Sunshine Coast: Fillydelphia's headstrong nature has caused trainer Robert Heathcote some headaches but he believes she is in prime condition for the Sunshine Coast Cup.
Canberra trainer tackles three venues: Canberra trainer Matthew Dale has runners at Canberra, Canterbury and Moonee Valley on the same day, with winning hopes at all three tracks.
Small Zeditave field not ideal for Rusambo: Darley's Melbourne stable foreman Paul Snowden believes a small field in the Zeditave Stakes isn't ideal for the resuming Rusambo.
Williams outlines bold plans for Katenko: Two of Britain's biggest jumps races, the Grand National and the Cheltenham Gold Cup, are on the radar for promising chaser Katenko.
McCririck starts legal proceedings: John McCririck, one of several British racing personalities dropped from Channel 4's thoroughbred coverage, has started legal action over his sacking.
Nikolic's online account won $60,000: Disgraced jockey Danny Nikolic had a secret online account that won $60,000 on an allegedly fixed race in 2011, it has been revealed.
Butler and Meagher combine for Doomben win: Apprentice Ash Butler wasted no time posting a winner for new boss John Meagher aboard Rose Of Kentucky at Doomben.
Derby winner to return to form in Cup: A good barrier draw and a rise in distance could help Shadows In The Sun break a 20-month absence from the winners' list.
Unbeaten youngsters to clash in Preview: Miracles Of Life, the reigning Blue Diamond favourite, is among a host of unbeaten juveniles set to clash at Caulfield.
Emerging sprinter poised for stakes test: Trainer Peter Snowden is still weighing up his options for emerging sprinter Sessions with a start in the Canterbury Classic among them.
Pinwheel to show class in Australia Stakes: Pinwheel's experience in top company gives assistant trainer Paul Snowden confidence the sprinter can take out the Australia Stakes.
Police reject racing squad call: Victoria Police has rejected a call by racing integrity commissioner Sal Perna for the re-establishment of the police racing squad.
High hopes for Ocean Park half-brother: A half-brother by Pins to Cox Plate winner Ocean Park is one of the highest-profile yearlings up for auction at the Karaka Premier Sale.
Racing for a younger crowd: A group of young racing enthusiasts is determined that the next generation of racegoers understands and embraces the sport of kings.
Inquiry says Vic racing clean: Victoria's racing integrity commissioner Sal Perna has found no evidence of systemic race fixing in the state, but has called for changes.
Minaj out of Karaka Million: Australian filly Minaj has been ruled out of the Karaka Million in New Zealand, robbing trainer Anthony Freedman of the chance for a second win.
Cheltenham strives to save Trials: Snow is threatening the vital Trials day at Cheltenham with officials granted permission to postpone the meeting 24 hours if necessary.
Harry The Viking set for Grand National: Harry The Viking is set to represent Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in the Grand National at Aintree.
Ferguson's horse set for Grand National: Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is set to have a runner in the Grand National, with Harry The Viking being entered by trainer Paul Nicholls.
Black Caviar steps at in style at Sandown: Racing superstar Black Caviar satisfied trainer Peter Moody she is on target for a return to racing next month with a jump-out at Sandown.
Black Caviar among Newmarket nominations: Champion Black Caviar has been nominated for the Group One Newmarket Handicap with weights for the sprint released next month.
Stojakovic keeps ride on Miracles Of Life: Apprentice Lauren Stojakovic is thrilled to get the chance to continue her association with unbeaten filly Miracles Of Life in the Blue Diamond Preview.
Berry reunites with Unanimously in Classic: Trainer Matthew Dale is relying on a proven horse and jockey combination to deliver another Canterbury Classic triumph.
Bowman booking a bonus for Deceiver: Country-trained Deceiver blew his rivals off the track at Flemington but he is likely to be switched to Sydney for his next run at Warwick Farm.
Karakatsanises found guilty by RAD Board: Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been found guilty over the alleged attempt to stomach tube Howmuchdoyouloveme before a Flemington race.
Con and Tony Karakatsanis found guilty: Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been found guilty of breaching raceday procedures involving the top sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme.
Nothing To Lose is Proven: Nothing To Lose is the ultra consistent stallion who just keeps producing winners.
Valley specialist earns shot at Group Two: Moonee Valley specialist Sea Lord will have his biggest test yet at the track where he is unbeaten when he runs in the Group Two Australia Stakes.
Cheltenham officials on weather watch: An important lead-up meeting to the Cheltenham Festival remains in doubt with little improvement expected in Britain's freezing weather.
Nicholls hoping for weather improvement: Trainer Paul Nicholls is hoping Britain's cold snap ends soon so he can finalise preparations for his Cheltenham Festival team.
Monbeg Dude a good buy for Tindall: A horse accidentally bought at auction by former England rugby star Mike Tindall has won the Welsh Grand National.
Baster sacked by Singapore Turf Club: Australian jockey Stephen Baster has been sacked by the Singapore Turf Club which has given no reason for withdrawing his licence.
Melito's little brother in barrier trial: Galeforce Ten, a full brother to former top-class racemare Melito, is set to step out in public for the first time in a Rosehill barrier trial.
Yarra Valley track cleared for racing: Victorian provincial racetrack Yarra Valley has been given the seal of approval for racing after 12 barrier trials were held without incident.
Norm Hilton excited about new venture: Carry Me Bluey will be Norm Hilton's first runner from his Newcastle stable when he competes in the Australia Day Cup.
Karakatsanis verdict imminent: A decision in the case against Sydney trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony is imminent following the conclusion of evidence to a disciplinary panel.
Commanding Jewel out of Sydney carnival: Commanding Jewel, a leading contender for autumn carnival riches, has had her campaign aborted because of a minor injury.
Diamond favourites entered for Caulfield: Blue Diamond Stakes favourite Miracles Of Life is among the entries for the Fillies Preview at Caulfield.
Revisionism undermines Frankel rating: Frankel has been rated the best racehorse of all time but his status has come at the expense of revered champions Dancing Brave and Shergar.
Weather tightens its grip on UK racing: Racing in Britain has come to a standstill with major racetracks covered in snow as a cold snap shows no sign of ending.
Bi-carb spike prompts tests: An elevated reading in a TCO2 screening test and a betting move led to the impounding of two racehorses at Flemington, says chief steward Terry Bailey
Michelle Payne third on return: Jockey Michelle Payne has finished third on Fieldmaster in the Summer Cup in Hobart, her first ride back from serious injury.
Wise Dan named US Horse of the Year: Five-year-old Wise Dan has taken out the top honours in the United States Eclipse Awards, easily beating Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another.
Waterhouse trio for Australia Day Cup: Gai Waterhouse and Chris Waller could each have three runners in the Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm.
Metastasio to earn her way to Blue Diamond: Precocious filly Metastasio will have to earn her way to the Blue Diamond Stakes and justify a late entry fee.
Sydney unlikely yet for Final Touch: Final Touch is likely to do her remaining racing for the season at home after her Telegraph Handicap win.
Canterbury Stakes return for Solzhenitsyn: Group One winner Solzhenitsyn will embark on a Doncaster Mile mission starting with the Canterbury Stakes.
Circle Of Power collapses and dies: Apprentice Blake Spriggs has jumped clear and escaped injury as Circle Of Power suffered what appeared to be a heart attack at Rosehill.
Dann to aim Tukiyo at Qld winter carnival: Despite being the least experienced runner in the Channel Seven Handicap, Tukiyo kept her unbeaten record intact and earned a winter carnival campaign.
Marseille Roulette wins 2YO Inglis Classic: The Gai Waterhouse-trained Marseille Roulette has survived a protest to be declared the winner of the $250,000 Inglis Classic at Rosehill.
First Command repeats Kensington victory: Veteran sprinter First Command has repeated his victory of 12 months ago in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington.
Red Inca to be set for Australian Guineas: Promising three-year-old Red Inca will be given his chance in the Group One Australian Guineas after scoring at Flemington.
Rosehill winner Campania in Oaks frame: The Australian Oaks is the ambitious aim for Rosehill winner Campania, a George Altomonte home-bred trained by Garry Frazer.
Consolation win for Dalton at Eagle Farm: Lack of prize money caused Dalton to miss the Magic Millions but he provided the Hawkes family training partnership with a consolation win at Eagle Farm.
Mare shows rivals a clean pair of heels: The Brisbane winter carnival is the likely aim for She's Clean who has claimed her fifth win from 12 starts at Rosehill.
Wandering Goldslick wins for new stable: Former Queensland mare Goldslick has won races for three different trainers, the latest of them Mick Kent who saddled her at Flemington.
Ryan produces another Snitzel to win: Trainer Gerald Ryan's affinity with the progeny of Snitzel has continued at Rosehill with Centrepet adding her name to the city winners' list.
Darley produces another Diamond chance: The powerful Darley stable unearthed yet another leading two-year-old prospect when Metastasio won the Nursery Handicap at Flemington.
Snow causes more havoc to British racing: Britain's big freeze has caused further disruption to British racing with meetings cancelled and important races rescheduled.
BHA panel concludes Heffernan hearing: A British Horseracing Authority inquiry involving a jockey who recently rode in Australia and eight unlicensed individuals has ended in London.
Heatwave puts paid to Gosford race meeting: A NSW race meeting programmed to attract a holiday crowd of racegoers has been called off because of extreme heat.
Laser Hawk attracts Doncaster Mile support: Laser Hawk, a horse who has been off the scene since last year's Sydney autumn carnival, has been the subject of early Doncaster Mile support.
Hunter escapes charges in Oliver scandal: The man who accepted the bet that has cost Damien Oliver a 10-month disqualification will not be charged with any offence.
Classic role reversal for Direct Charge: Trainer Robbie Laing says the biggest asset for Direct Charge is his speed and the colt will be ridden close to the pace in the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Schofield after Classic win and title lead: Glyn Schofield will be hoping his pick-up ride in the Inglis Classic will help his chances of regaining the lead in the Sydney jockeys' title at Rosehill.
King's A Star trainer surprised at odds: Trainer Mark Loft is confident his horse is fit, happy and well and good enough to run a big race at long odds at Flemington.
Kelso eyes Sydney campaign for Xanadu: The Telegraph Handicap at Trentham is the first step in a campaign which could take top mare Xanadu to the Sydney autumn carnival.
Girls Go For Gold: Congratulations to the winning connections of Arrested for Speed and Pygmy Hunter! These girls produced stylish wins at Rockhamptonâ€™s Callaghan Park races yesterday.
Ocean Park set to trial at Ellerslie: Ocean Park will trial between races on New Zealand's richest race day for a 2013 campaign which could take in Dubai, Ireland and England.
Lyons wants to uphold family tradition: James Lyons has forged a successful career in real estate but wants to pursue his passion of training horses and follow in some famous family footsteps.
Two Inglis Classic chances to enhance proud stud record: Emirates Park has a strong chance of enhancing its enviable reputation for breeding and selling Inglis sales-related feature race winners when Racingfor Diamonds and Snappy Diamond take their place in Saturday's $250,000 Inglis Classic (1200m) at Rosehill Gardens.
UK freeze puts race meetings in doubt: Turf racing is under threat as freezing weather hits the UK, putting a host of meetings on the doubtful list.
Scudamore faced with Gold Cup poser: Tom Scudamore is in the running for three possible Cheltenham Gold Cup mounts, including Grands Crus for his boss David Piper.
Black Caviar to gallop at Caulfield: Champion Black Caviar will have a public gallop at Caulfield ahead of her scheduled return in the Lightning Stakes.
Derby winner to kick off in Melbourne: Fiveandahalfstar is set to return to the scene of his greatest triumph with the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington his immediate goal.
All Too Hard nearing return: Headline three-year-old All Too Hard is likely to kick off his campaign against older horses in Melbourne.
Rocking a force to be reckoned with: Rocking Force will again have to deal with First Command when the two meet in the Listed Kensington Stakes.
Queensland trainer makes Classic journey: A hunch about a moderately-performed mare has put Queensland trainer Harold Norman in the race for a $250,000 payday.
Devil Woman aiming to break through: The prospects of Devil Woman scoring a breakthrough win at Flemington hinge on race experience while older stablemate Montgomery resumes.
Winter plans on agenda for Indubious: Len Treloar believes Indubious can pass an important test at Eagle Farm and emerge as a genuine winter carnival candidate.
Trainer fined $10,000 for positive swab: Brisbane trainer Jeff Caught's poor record has resulted in a $10,000 fine at the conclusion of a positive swab inquiry.
Staying plans for Frozen Rope: Up-and-coming gelding Frozen Rope can add a few more followers to his international fan club with a victory at Rosehill.
Big freeze takes it toll in England: Snow and frost in England are affecting the preparations of some leading contenders for the upcoming Chelthenham Festival.
Classic yearling inspections underway in Sydney: Inspections have begun at Newmarket ahead of the 2013 Inglis Sydney Classic Yearling Sale â€“ Summer Book , which begins at 11am this Sunday 20 January.
All Too Dominant: FUTURE Vinery Stud resident stallion All Too Hard has been named equal Champion Three Year Old Miler (Turf) in the wake of his Caulfield Guineas victory over Pierro and his second placing in the Cox Plate
Ruby features in Champion entry: Defending titleholder Rock On Ruby is one of four past winners entered for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Browne fined $1000 after Doomben defeat: Magic Millions Guineas-winning rider Damian Browne has been fined $1000 for failing to ride Buakaw out to the finish of a race at Doomben.
Punters have day to forget at Wyong: Jockey Christian Reith had an afternoon to remember at Wyong but it was a day to forget for most punters.
Freedman has Karaka Million double in mind: Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman is looking to repeat his assault on New Zealand's richest race with the two-year-old filly Minaj
McEvoy to make the difference in Melbourne: Jockey Kerrin McEvoy will be looking for a winner at Flemington as he awaits the imminent birth of his third child.
Speedy Donna upsets plunge at Sandown: Flying filly Donna Madeira has upset a substantial plunge to score an impressive debut win at Sandown.
Patinack Farm back in form at Doomben: After doubts about its commitment to Queensland racing, Patinack Farm has bounced back with a winning double at Doomben.
Gear change for filly in Inglis Classic: Prominent Inglis Classic runner Devil In A Dress will sport an important gear change in an attempt to take her record to two wins from as many starts.
Single set for first step in comeback: Early signs indicate the promising Single has recovered well from leg surgery with the Doncaster Mile pencilled in as a likely goal.
Michelle Payne prepares for riding return: Michelle Payne will partner Fieldmaster in a feature race at Hobart, her first ride since she was involved in a race fall in September.
Freedman calls time on racehorse training: Australian Racing Hall of Fame trainer Lee Freedman says he doesn't want to rekindle his former career as he prepares to start a new racing venture.
Early riser lands the money at Sandown: High Kingczar scored his first win in 12 months at Sandown and gave his trainer a rare city victory.
Dunaden gets back to work for Dubai meet: Dunaden resumes training in France with the immediate aim of running on World Cup night in Dubai.
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Cirrus not certain for Dubai carnival trip: Cirrus Des Aigles, the highest-rated Flat horse in training since the retirement of Frankel, remains in doubt for the Dubai racing carnival.
Dual Derby hero Generous dead at 25: Noted racehorse and successful sire Generous is being remembered as a kind and intelligent horse following his death.
Frankel rated the best racehorse ever: Frankel has topped the 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings with a mark of 140 with Australian sprint queen Black Caviar coming in third on 130.
Black Caviar and Other Inglis Yearlings Star in 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings: Led by undefeated superstar BLACK CAVIAR Australian bred racehorses that were offered at Inglis Select Yearling Sales have starred in the 2012 World Thoroughbred Rankings released by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities.
Waller dominates Doncaster Mile entries: Chris Waller has nominated 21 horses for the Doncaster Mile out of a total entry of 190 for the $2 million race.
Hyland delays Shanghai Warrior return: The planned return to racing of the promising Shanghai Warrior has been delayed as trainer Pat Hyland tries to find the most suitable first-up race.
New Ready 2 Race Sale set for Sydney in October: Inglis is thrilled to announce the launch of a high quality Ready 2 Race Sale to be conducted at Newmarket in early October during the height of the Sydney Spring Carnival.
NZ natural after Australian opportunities: New Zealand jockey Cory Parish has made a promising start to his new career in Australia and has the chance to add to his record at Sandown.
Robl backs trainer's judgment for Classic: Jockey Peter Robl is happy to put in his faith in trainer Matthew Dale's opinion of Meticulously as he tries to avenge a 2012 Inglis Classic defeat.
Brown fit and ready for action at Rosehill: A successful shoulder operation has top jockey Corey Brown ready for a pain-free return to race riding at Rosehill.
Blue Diamond favourites not in the race: The first two horses in the betting on the Blue Diamond Stakes have not been entered for the race and can only get in if a late entry fee is paid.
McEvoy makes temporary base in Melbourne: Kerrin McEvoy has taken residence in Melbourne for the next few weeks as he awaits the birth of a third child for him and wife Cathy.
Heat leads to early start at Sale meeting: Racing at Sale will begin an hour earlier in a bid to avoid the worst of forecast high temperatures.
Heffernan Trial Begins: A hearing into corruption charges against jockey Andrew Heffernan and eight other people has begun in London.
Glencadam Gold, Fiveandahalfstar to trial: A Metropolitan Handicap winner and a Victoria Derby winner are among the horses entered for Randwick barrier trials.
Doctor Doom comeback steps up a level: Guy Walter will take a typically conservative approach to Group One winner Doctor Doom's return to racing, starting with a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Standard Bearer up to the mark for Classic: Trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith says Standard Bearer will relish a step up in distance when he contests the Inglis Classic at Rosehill.
Norzita team waits on Bowman for Melbourne: The Bart Cummings-trained Norzita will resume her racing career in Melbourne but top Sydney jockey Hugh Bowman has first option on the prized autumn ride.
Nolen back but Boss's lead safe: Luke Nolen returns to Melbourne racing after a break this week but has a big job ahead to catch runaway jockeys' champion leader Glen Boss.
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Good Ba Ba on track, Clevadude out: Former Hong Kong star Good Ba Ba is on track to run in the Kensington Stakes at Flemington but stablemate Clevadude will go for a spell.
Popular veteran Alcopop has been retired: Trainer Jake Stephens has confirmed the retirement of Alcopop after a campaign in which he realised an overdue Group One win.
Albrecht to spearhead Darley autumn: Group One placegetter Albrecht will will be in search of a major victory in the Australian Guineas in Melbourne.
Magic Millions sale ends on a high: The Magic Millions sale has been hailed a success with and 83 per cent clearance rate and an increase in both gross and average prices.
Danleigh embarks on another campaign: Veteran Danleigh will follow an identical autumn path to the past three years beginning with a barrier trial at Warwick Farm.
McMahon's return to riding imminent: Ric McMahon expects to gain a medical clearance this week to resume riding after a race fall ruled him out of the Magic Millions carnival.
Gary Stevens rides first comeback winner: American Hall Of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has ridden his first winner since coming out of a seven-year- retirement.
Variety Club wins again in South Africa: South African champion Variety Club's chances of competing in Dubai hinge on a special dispensation from quarantine authorities.
Waller maintains momentum in Sydney: A delayed start to the Rosehill meeting has proved unnecessary as the track escaped the hot conditions in other parts of the NSW.
Happy Galaxy in all-the-way Rosehill win: Happy Galaxy dictated terms to score an easy Rosehill win with jockey Jay Ford impressed enough to suggest the colt can go to stakes level.
Triple Elegance ends drought with Cup win: Triple Elegance rediscovered the form that saw him rated a Doncaster prospect two years ago when he won the Magic Millions Cup.
Ferment wins for Patinack and Berry: Ferment has given Nathan Berry a welcome winner ahead of the jockey's trip to South Africa for an adventure holiday.
Real Surreal ends Millions hoodoo for Wood: After losing a controversial protest verdict 25 years ago, Kelso Wood has celebrated his first Magic Millions Classic win with Real Surreal.
Boss opens big lead in Melbourne title: Glen Boss has achieved more than most in his riding career, but four winners at Flemington have put him in line for his first jockeys' premiership.
Saluter wins Magic Millions Guineas: Training legend Bruce McLachlan was uppermost in the mind of his son Jason after Saluter won the Magic Millions Guineas.
Calming Influence impresses on debut: Chris Waller produced a smart juvenile in Calming Influence at Rosehill but also revealed Champagne Cath had been ruled out of the autumn.
Mystery NZ filly salutes at Flemington: Well-bred filly Spending has made an impressive debut at Flemington, scoring a game win in the Nouvelle Star Handicap.
Coolmore Classic on agenda for Bennetta: Grahame Begg has ambitious goals in store for Bennetta during the autumn after her dominant win in the Magic Millions Fillies and Mares Handicap.
Options abound for in-form Tuscan Fire: The Adelaide Cup remains firmly on the agenda for Tuscan Fire and the only issues are planning his lead-up races following back-to-back wins at Flemington.
Kinnersley confirms affinity for Qld: Kinnersley, described as a laid-back horse, took his earnings close to $500,000 with a decisive Magic Millions Stayers Cup win.
Damian Browne unharmed after early tumble: Damian Browne has escaped serious injury after he was tossed from Royal Jester in an action-packed Magic Millions Maiden.
Classy filly Ms Funovits scores on debut: John Sadler produced well-bred Ms Funovits to score a debut win at Flemington despite the filly's pedigree suggesting she might not be precocious enough.
Favourite out of the Magic Millions: A foot abscess has ruled pre-race favourite Assail out of the $2 million Magic Millions at the Gold Coast with Clevadude now at the top of the market.
Shinn ruled out of Magic Millions meeting: Blake Shinn will not ride at the Magic Millions meeting and will undergo a full medical assessment before returning to race riding.
White keeps it all in family at Rosehill: Two-year-old Shadowofyoursmile will be one of three siblings all in action at the Rosehill meeting with all three to be ridden by apprentice Shaun Guymer.
Signoret ready to bounce back in Cowra Cup: Matthew Dale is covering all bases to ensure well-performed mare Signoret is at her best for the Cowra Cup.
Opportunity knocks for former English hoop: Two rides for trainer a willing to give him a chance could help Kevin May in his quest to establish himself as a professional jockey in Australia.
Hayes poised to keep the winners coming: Trainer David Hayes, who has turned around a couple of slow seasons to again be among the leading trainers in the country, has a strong hand at Flemington.
Classic pressure no issue for Real Surreal: The Magic Millions Classic is no place for the faint-hearted and Michael Cahill believes Real Surreal will cope with the high-pressure contest.
Lucky Hussler profile ideal for Guineas: Matthew Palmer is looking to close the chapter on an injury-plagued part of his career when he rides Lucky Hussler in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Champion Hurdle winner Katchit dies: Katchit, who belied his diminutive stature to win the Champion Hurdle, has died at the age of 10.
Moriarty takes out Gosford Gold Cup: Import Moriarty has produced a big finish to take out the Listed Gosford Gold Cup and make it back-to-back stakes wins.
Channel pledges to defend McCririck claim: Colourful racing personality John McCririck has initiated court proceedings against his former employer following his sacking.
Shinn in doubt for Millions Day: Blake Shinn will undergo a medical assessment to determine whether he can ride at the Magic Millions meeting after he was stood down at Gosford.
Singapore jockey dies after trackwork fall: A Singapore apprentice jockey has died from injuries received in a trackwork fall at the Kranji racecourse.
Coolmore pays $1.35 million for colt: Gai Waterhouse will train a $1.35 million Fastnet Rock colt who stole the show on day two of the Magic Millions sale at the Gold Coast.
Berry after Magic Millions three-peat: Tommy Berry will shoot for a third successive Magic Millions Classic victory but will need luck after his mount Certitude drew wide.
Big Buddie up to big assignment: Big Buddie's trainer describes him as a big baby but says as long as he behaves he can be a force in the Chester Manifold Stakes.
Peter Mertens in rare visit to Sydney: Trainer David Atkins has lured Victorian-based jockey Peter Mertens to Sydney to partner up-and-coming mare Panko.
Caliente can emulate Punch On: Jockey: Jockey Paul Hammersley is confident about the prospects of Caliente giving him back-to-back victories in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Matignon back on track for Rosehill race: A mild attack of colic forced Matignon to miss a race last week but the mare has recovered and will be out to get her campaign back on track at Rosehill.
Chopra will not defend BHA charges: A British inquiry into corruption involving jockey Andrew Heffernan is set to begin but footballer Michael Chopra will not defend the charges.
Black Caviar not as fat as first thought: Connections of Black Caviar have hosed down concerns over her fitness, confirming she remains on target for the Lightning Stakes.
Sea Moon to join Lloyd Williams team: Sea Moon, one of England's best young stayers, will do his future racing in Australia for Melbourne Cup-winning owner Lloyd Williams.
Module set for repeat Flemington win: Module will back up in the Rain Lover Handicap at Flemington after a career-best win in the Bagot Handicap.
Gai Waterhouse busy at Magic Millions: The Magic Millions sale has been a happy hunting ground for Gai Waterhouse, who has again been a keen buyer at the opening session on the Gold Coast.
Sandown quinella signals big OTI autumn: Owner Terry Henderson is preparing for an autumn that could produce a string of big-race wins for his team of imported gallopers.
Gold Coast lifestyle agrees with Novikov: Bryan Guy can vouch for the benefits of a Gold Coast lifestyle and he believes it's revived the career of Hong Kong cast-off Novikov.
Snowden to take strong team to Gosford: A revamped Gosford Gold Cup meeting has three stakes races with leading trainer Peter Snowden saddling up live chances for a clean sweep.
Bass Strait to tackle the best in Sydney: Natural improvement and an impressive win have left David Hayes contemplating a Group One future for Sandown winner Bass Strait.
Pineapple the start of a fruitful union: She is an early withdrawal from Rosehill but Pineapple could be the mare to put a fledgling racing and breeding operation on the map.
Altonio victory earns Mornington Cup start: The confidence gained from winning an easier race has encouraged trainer Pat Carey to set Altonio for the $350,000 Mornington Cup.
Snowden makes carnival plans for Knoydart: Peter Snowden has his eyes on autumn carnival Group races for promising three-year-old Knoydart after the colt broke his maiden in style at Warwick Farm.
Missy's versatility an asset in Millions: Missy Longstocking is not a one-dimensional racehorse and jockey Damian Browne says that gives her an edge on her Magic Millions rivals.
Pierro autumn goals unclear: owner: Trainer Gai Waterhouse will keep an open mind on autumn goals for Pierro, the three-year-old tipped to be one of the stars of the Sydney carnival.
Williams separates War Charm, Deceiver: A wide barrier draw at Flemington has prompted Danny Williams to run War Charm in Sydney, although the trainer will still be represented in Melbourne.
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Americain set to stand at Swettenham Stud: The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain will make his Australian breeding season debut at the Victorian-based Swettenham Stud.
Barrier crucial to Dream Forward start: Prizemoney stopped Dream Forward from being Gold Coast-bound for the Magic Millions but she'll be out to boost her earnings when she runs at Rosehill.
Werner's comeback hits town at Sandown: Jockey Brian Werner, 52, has embarked on a comeback to riding after six years and makes his return to city racing on Very Fast at Sandown.
Racing NSW appoints CEO for race series: A new race series for NSW thoroughbred racing is a step closer to reality with the appointment of a chief executive officer.
City test for Shamekha's Choice at Farm: Shamekha's Choice has been winning easily in the country and trainer Neil Godbolt is now keen to see how the gelding fares in city grade at Warwick Farm.
Maroney Avenue tipped for Gosford rebound: Maroney Avenue emerged worse for wear from the Carrington Stakes but Rodney Northam says the sprinter can bounce back in the Takeover Target Stakes.
Drench twist in Karakatsanis hearing: The case against Con and Tony Karakatsanis over a tubing allegation has been adjourned following an application for charges to be dismissed.
Newitt finds positives in Millions draw: Melbourne jockey Craig Newitt says the Magic Millions Classic is still a two-horse race despite his mount Clevadude drawing off the track.
Sole Power in training for Dubai return: Sole Power is poised to make another trip to Dubai with trainer Eddie Lynam naming the Meydan Sprint and the Al Quoz Sprint as target races.
Black Caviar back home: The unbeaten world champion sprinter Black Caviar has taken another step on the road to a swan song with her return to the stable of trainer Peter Moody.
Dan O'Sullivan looking for double repeat: Trainer Dan O'Sullivan has high hopes British General and Tuscan Fire can repeat their last-start wins at Flemington.
Assail now favourite for Magic Millions: The Clarry Conners-trained Assail is now the outright favourite for the Magic Millions Classic ahead of Melbourne two-year-old Clevadude.
Waterhouse, Snowden runners boost Cup: The Gosford Gold Cup has attracted 13 acceptors with entries for Gai Waterhouse, Peter Snowden as well as Moriarty from the Chris Waller stable.
Commanding Jewel on the way back: Leon Corstens is happy to avoid the yearling sales to stay home with a team of horses which includes Group One winner Commanding Jewel.
Title battle on hold as jockeys head north: Jason Collett and Kerrin McEvoy will be the only top 10 Sydney premiership jockeys in action at Rosehill as rivals chase Millions glory.
No place for staying blood as speed rules: As the first sales of 2013 get underway, Australia's obsession with breeding for speed underlines the difficulty in marketing staying-bred horses.
Karakatsanis denies tubing charges: A father and son training team has denied it intended to give a saline drench to a horse before it raced, saying such a procedure would be madness.
Stevens finishes third in comeback race: Gary Stevens has finished third in his comeback at Santa Anita after an absence of seven years from competitive riding.
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Gatewood settles into new surroundings: Chris Waller is excited about the autumn prospects of English import Gatewood who has settled in well to his new surroundings at Rosehill.
Conners rates Clevadude horse to beat: Clarry Conners acknowledges Clevadude is the one his hope Assail has to beat in the Magic Millions with the pair joint favourites.
Blue Diamond Preview for Miracles Of Life: Adelaide filly Miracles Of Life is likely to be entered for the Blue Diamond Stakes after winning her second start by nine lengths.
Famous Seamus gearing up for autumn: Noel Mayfield-Smith has Group One ambitions for Famous Seamus but he will stay in Sydney after a disastrous Melbourne trip.
Millions pressure ideal for Heza Jetsetter: The wish list for Robert Heathcote includes a favourable alley and plenty of pressure to give Heza Jetsetter the edge in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Smith expects Heaps More at Cessnock: Heaps More's last-start second to Award Season has given trainer Darren Smith confidence ahead of her Cessnock assignment.
John Ferguson trains Grade One winner: Sheikh Mohammed's bloodstock adviser John Ferguson has trained a Grade One winner over the jumps at Chepstow.
Bowman suspended for five meetings: Hugh Bowman has been suspended for five meetings for careless riding in a race at Warwick Farm.
Mason a lone winning trainer at Caulfield: Only one of the trainers of the eight winners at Caulfield was present at the track to see his victory - and he wished he wasn't.
Merlin Mustang in frame for Stradbroke: A drop in distance couldn't stop Merlin Mustang as he backed up his game fifth in the Villiers with a Warwick Farm win.
Hilton bows out of Queensland a winner: Norm Hilton received an ideal farewell present when Call Me Bluey coped with his first distance test to win at Eagle Farm.
Award Season takes city step in his stride: Award Season, who had been competitive with spring star Puissance De Lune in a race in France, has backed up a last-start country win with a city victory.
Stayers Cup target for Equissential: Equissential will back up for the third week in a row in the Magic Millions Stayers Cup after a narrow Eagle Farm win.
Swing Vote impresses in debut win: Two-year-old Swing Vote has scored an all-the-way first-up win at Warwick Farm, impressing her jockey Tommy Berry.
Khalifa wins despite ongoing issues: Lightly-raced four-year-old Khalifa has built an impressive record despite a series of issues that have restrictewd him to only six starts.
Real Surreal locks up Magc Millions spot: Real Surreal confirmed her place in the Magic Millions and ended the hopes of several other contenders with a dominant Eagle Farm win.
Williams pleased with Assail exhibition: Craig Williams has given his Magic Millions Classic mount Assail his seal of approval after riding the filly for the first time in a Warwick Farm gallop.
Boss stays in charge with Caulfield wins: Jockey Glen Boss is making the most of the absence of Melbourne's reigning champion jockey Luke Nolen, establishing a handy lead in this season's title.
That's A Good Idea in strong Farm win: A decision to test the favourite Stand Strong proved the right one as Glyn Schofield rode That's A Good Idea to a smart win at Warwick Farm.
Balding salutes outstanding miler Selkirk: Trainer Ian Balding has described Selkirk as a top-class racehorse and champion sire after stallion's death at the age of 25.
Schofield fit for Warwick Farm mounts: Glyn Schofield has had physio to help with a back complaint and is right to compete at Warwick Farm where his rides include the Joe Pride-trained Hypurr.
Melbourne sprint targets for Diamond Earth: Diamond Earth has Melbourne sprint features on her summer and autumn agenda and she will be out to confirm those plans with a big first-up run in Sydney.
Boss out to maintain title advantage: A winning treble on New Year's Day has put jockey Glen Boss into unfamiliar territory at the top of the Melbourne jockeys' premiership
It's Crunch Time poised for winning return: It's Crunch Time has the first-up figures and the overall consistency to make an impression at Caulfield despite some recent feet issues.
Laser Hawk pleases in comeback trial: Rosehill Guineas winner Laser Hawk stepped out in public for the first time since the AJC Australian Derby with a barrier trial placing at Randwick.
Carnival options ahead for Magic In Motion: Magic In Motion's only win was in midweek company but Robert Heathcote believe she is winter carnival material.
Major test for unwanted Milensnake: Milensnake, a horse with a reputation for misbehaviour, will be out to change minds when he races at Caulfield.
Cup favourite link to Warwick Farm chance: A horse which held his own against Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune when they met in France is set for a Sydney debut at Warwick Farm.
Hard track against Break The Ice: trainer: The back-up factor won't trouble Break The Ice but a firm track at Eagle Farm is trainer Peter Balzen's greatest concern.
Police plan racing corruption crackdown: Victoria Police say they are planning a crackdown on the state's racing industry and support calls for more sharing of information.
Payne, Mallyon set to return to riding: Star female jockeys Katelyn Mallyon and Michelle Payne should be back racing within a month.
Ryan in the Cup hot seat on Frenton: A wide draw confronts Frenton in the Gilgrandra Cup but trainer Troy Hall says the galloper has the right jockey on board to overcome the obstacle.
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Frankie Dettori joins UK Big Brother House: Banned jockey Frankie Dettori will fill in some of his time in the Celebrity Big Brother House with bookies predicting he will be well supported to win.
Gary Stevens to make comeback: Champion American jockey Gary Stevens is to make a comeback seven years after his retirement, saying his passion for riding has returned.
Lucas Cranach retired: Well-performed import Lucas Cranach, a placegetter in the 2011 Melbourne Cup, has been retired from racing.
Twilight Royale ready for her next test: Inglis Nursery winner Twilight Royale has continued to please trainer Bjorn Baker as she prepares for another 1000m race on her home track at Warwick Farm.
No action against Berry for Wyong ride: An inquiry into jockey Tommy Berry's handling of Driefontein when second in the Wyong 3YO Magic Millions has concluded with no action taken.
Baldwin puts faith in Harrison: Barry Baldwin can't recall the last time an apprentice rode Mr Light Blue but Tegan Harrison gets his seal of approval to ride the grey at Eagle Farm.
Date for Smerdon hearing set: Trainer Robert Smerdon will front the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board over conduct charges relating to the Damien Oliver betting scandal.
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Moriarty among Gosford Gold Cup noms: Last start stakes winner Moriarty headlines nominations for the Listed Gosford Gold Cup with Sydney's leading trainers well represented.
Distance only concern for Merlin Mustang: Trainer Mick Tubman believes a drop in distance in the only query for Merlin Mustang who'll try to end his summer campaign with a win at Warwick Farm.
Sir Luminar confirmed Millions runner: Hugh Bowman's willingness to ride Sir Luminar has persuaded trainer Michael Nolan to press ahead with Magic Millions plans for the colt.
Racing Victoria denies Flemington too hard: Racing Victoria has defended its preparation of the Flemington track after Unusual Suspect suffered a career-ending injury.
Morrison caps remarkable comeback: Lacey Morrison completed a remarkable return to race riding when Tukiyo landed a plunge to win at Doomben on Wednesday.
Ocean Park to resume next month: Trainer and part-owner Gary Hennessy plans a return to racing for Cox Plate winner Ocean Park at Otaki on February 23.
Laser Hawk to trial at Randwick: Forgotten galloper Laser Hawk is ready to barrier trial at Randwick as his comeback from knee surgery gathers momentum ahead of the autumn carnival.
Ticket To Toorak bound for Millions: Trainer Matthew Williams has embarked on an ambitious mission, setting his colt Ticket To Toorak for the $2m Magic Millions Classic.
Direct Charge in Sydney lead-up to Classic: Stakes winning two-year-old Direct Charge will make his Sydney debut at Warwick Farm ahead of a crack at the $250,000 Inglis Classic.
Rowe's Millions dream still alive: He's A Ladies Man will secure a start in the Magic Millions Classic if he maintains his unbeaten record at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Khalifa the target at Caulfield: Trainer Clinton McDonald's says his gelding Finishing Card will have to beat Khalifa if he is to seal another victory on Saturday.
End of the road for colourful jockey: The career of one of Australia's most colourful jockeys, Peter Hutchinson, is over due to a serious leg injury suffered in a trackwork fall.
Gai Waterhouse to train import Rule Book: Harry Herbert's Highclere Thoroughbred Racing has sent Rule Book to Australia to be trained by Gai Waterhouse for the Melbourne Cup.
Talent Show upstages Perth Cup field: Talent Show, a $31 chance, has upset his more-fancied rivals with a late burst to claim the Group Two Perth Cup.
Suspended Brown set for shoulder surgery: Corey Brown has had a mixed start to the new year with a feature race win and a suspension ahead of surgery on a painful shoulder.
Biggles gives Doyle third Goldmarket win: A decision to miss feature mile races during the Brisbane summer carnival paid off when Biggles won the Goldmarket Handicap at the Gold Coast.
Boss starts 2013 with Flemington treble: Jockey Glen Boss landed a treble at Flemington and tipped a big future for Crookhaven, the last of his three winning rides.
Winning rider pays tribute to Mundy: Tegan Harrison fought back tears after winning the Bat Out Of Hell aboard All That, paying tribute to Ashlee Mundy who died in a New Zealand race fall.
Moriarty wins Tattersalls Club Cup: Chris Waller says he was a nervous spectator before Corey Brown produced a daring ride to help Moriarty land the Tattersalls Club Cup.
Show ringmaster gets maiden Group One win: Fleur De Lune broke through for a group one win after five placings at racing's highest level when she easily won the Railway Stakes at Ellerslie.
Adamantium confirms prowess as sprinter: A decision to restrict Adamantium to sprint racing has paid dividends with a commanding win in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
It's all ahead of No Looking Back: No Looking Back has set herself up for a crack at the Magic Millions Guineas with victory over older horses in the Carrington Stakes.
Cast-off Module salutes in Bagot Handicap: A horse sold by Lloyd Williams during a regular dispersal of his bloodstock has won the biggest race of his career in the Bagot Handicap.
Fix defies staying doubts in Royal Stakes: Fix backed up from her Eight Carat Classic win to beat Kidwelly in the Royal Stakes and take the lead in the Filly of the Year series.
Williams to ride Assail in special gallop: International jockey Craig Williams will ride Magic Millions favourite Assail in an exhibition gallop at Warwick Farm ahead of her Gold Coast assignment.
Habibi may be our superstar, says trainer: Habibi maintained her unbeaten record with an easy victory in the Championship Stakes and will now aim for the Group One NZ Derby or NZ Oaks.
Barrier issues plague Magic Millions filly: Trainer Robert Heathcote will continue to work on Greytfilly's barrier manners after another slow start cost her victory at the Gold Coast.
Belfast Boy backs up in winning style: The only regret for trainer Gordon Richards after the win of his runner Belfast Boy at Flemington was that he didn't have enough on him.
Rose Pattern scores third win on end: One of Australian racing's best-bred mares, Rose Pattern, ran up to her pedigree in scoring her third win on end at Flemington.
Gobi Dragon races into Million contention: Gobi Dragon became Matamata trainer Danica Guy's first group winner in the Eclipse Stakes and put himself into contention for the Karaka Million.
Gregory's Fortress chases successive wins: In-form galloper Gregory's Fortress is the horse to beat in the Bega Cup Prelude after a record-breaking win at Queanbeyan.
Powell brings up 500 career victories: Brendan Powell, who rode a Grand National winner during his career in the saddle, has achieved a milestone as a trainer.
Jakkalberry to figure in Botti Dubai plans: Melbourne Cup placegetter Jakkalberry is expected to be a key member of trainer Marco Botti's team for the 2013 Dubai racing carnival.
Stewards inspect Patinack stable: Horses at Nathan Tinkler's Queensland stable have been inspected and found to be fit and healthy.
Warwarick to complete the circle in Bagot: Trainer Bryce Stanaway is repsonsible for a major achievement in getting talented mare Warwarick back to form and is now looking for a major win.
Big Bear set to Rock in Standish Handicap: Big Bear Rock will have to overcome his aches and pains but is a strong chance in the Standish Handicap at Flemington, trainer Stephen Brown says.
Smith weighs up options for Dream Forward: Dream Forward is likely to bypass a race at Warwick Farm and rely on a high rate of attrition to propel her into the Magic Millions Classic field.
Delago Bolt going for Gold at the Coast: James Lyons only has three horses in work but two of them, Delago Bolt and Drenalin, will contest $100,000 races at the Gold Coast.
Darci to prove too Good in Tatts Club Cup: A tough performance from Darci Be Good in the Villiers Stakes last start has jockey Nathan Berry in two minds about his Tattersalls Club Cup chances.
Mr Moet new favourite for Perth Cup: Mr Moet, one of the form gallopers of the Perth summer carnival, is now outright favourite to win the Perth Cup in the absence of stablemate Chester Road.
Balavan set to strike first-up for Waller: Former Victorian Balavan is enjoying life in Sydney and trainer Chris Waller believes he can make his presence felt in the Carrington Stakes.
Alcopop retirement on the cards: Stephens: Alcopop has returned from Hong Kong in good order but trainer Jake Stephens has revealed he is thinking about retiring the Group One winner.
Cheltenham looms for Hurricane, Taquin: Hurricane Fly and Taquin De Seuil are both in the frame to run during the Cheltenham Festival after runaway Grade One victories.
Big jumps double a target for Tidal Bay: Soft ground will hold the key to Tidal Bay's campaign but trainer Paul Nicholls says the veteran jumper could chase a unique double over the fences.
Jockey's death hits NZ racing industry: Australia-based Canterbury jockey Ashlee Mundy's death after a fall at the Kurow races has come as a huge shock, says trainer Lisa Rae.
Hong Kong champion to run at Flemington: One-time Hong Kong horse of the year Good Ba Ba will make his Australian debut at the age of 11 in the Standish Handicap at Flemington.
Ironstein on path to Tasmanian Cups: Ironstein will run in the Gosford Cup on his way to a tilt at Tasmania's summer features in Hobart and Launceston.
Waterhouse still confident of Millions: Gai Waterhouse still has a quality team for the Magic Millions despite the recent defeats of a couple of fancied runners.
Bush apprentice impresses at the Valley: Apprentice John Kissick is no novice, but he is set to come to Melbourne with a three kilo apprentice's claim and a bright future.
Drop in distance to suit Moriarty: Blinkers go on Moriarty in the Tattersalls Cup at Rosehill as he attempts to end his summer campaign on a winning note.
Baker after flying start to the new year: Cantonese has been a revelation for Bjorn Baker and will be out to start the new year in the same vein in the Group Two Perth Cup.
Steel Zip recovers from setback: Steel Zip has recovered from a minor setback and will attempt to revive his Magic Millions Cup campaign in the Goldmarket Handicap.
Hurricane Fly storms home at Leopardstown: Hurricane Fly has shown he is on target to regain his Champion Hurdle title at the Cheltenham festival with an easy victory at Leopardstown.
Boss returns to Queensland as a winner: Glen Boss is a proud Queenslander and he took great pleasure from winning the Bernborough Handicap aboard Alma's Fury at Doomben.
Schofield ends year with winning double: A winning double to Glyn Schofield at Canterbury has kept the jockey ahead in the Sydney premiership at the end of 2012.
Travolta to be set on Sydney Cup path: Gai Waterhouse has earmarked Travolta as a potential Sydney Cup horse following his return to winning form at Canterbury.
Sumakaray makes amends with Valley win: The Brian Cox-trained Sumakaray has made up for a disappointing run at Flemington with an impressive victory at Moonee Valley.
Sizzling suffers shock loss in Vo Rogue: Sizzling's Magic Millions campaign has suffered a setback after a narrow defeat in the Vo Rogue Plate at Doomben.
Alysha Collett set to front skills panel: Apprentice Alysha Collett will be sent for remedial training with a special riding skills panel after stewards found fault with her ride on Silk Pins.
Missy Longstocking continues winning run: Missy Longstocking proved her versatility when she kept her unbeaten record intact in the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Begg predicts bright future for Bennetta: Trainer Grahame Begg has predicted a bright future for Bennetta who has shed her maiden status with a strong win at Canterbury.
Cathay Lady's Canterbury streak continues: Cathay Lady continued her affinity with the Canterbury track as she fought back when headed to make it three wins in a row.
Discreet revives Gold Coast plans: Kelly Schweida produced a masterstroke by adding a tongue tie to Discreet who landed a plunge and salvaged a faltering Magic Millions campaign.
Moody claims early Moonee Valley treble: Trainer Peter Moody asserted himself with an early treble at Moonee Valley that has returned him to the top of the Melbourne trainers' premiership.
Magic Millions no certainty for Dothraki: Dothraki spoils Magic Millions plans for Aussies Love Sport but is no certainty to take his place in the rich Gold Coast race.
Schofield ride attracts stewards' scrutiny: Ferment has scored an upset win at Canterbury with short-priced favourite Lilliburlero going down for the first time in her short career.
Clevadude on target for Magic Millions: Clevadude retained a prominent place in Magic Millions Classic betting after scoring a convincing Moonee Valley win to maintain an unbeaten record.
End of an era as McCririck says goodbye: British racing is on the verge of new era in broadcasting with larger-than-life personality John McCririck among several media casualties.
Tidal Bay rocks Ireland's young guns: Veteran jumper Tidal Bay has come back from the brink of defeat to win the Grade One Lexus Chase at Leopardstown.
Star Wars to debut chasing Millions spot: Scott Aspery has outsider Star Wars in the juvenile race at Canterbury but believes the colt has the raw talent to be a realistic winning chance on debut.
Gasquet chasing another Canterbury win: Gasquet is unbeaten at Canterbury and trainer Joe Pride believes the sprinter can keep that run going despite stepping up in class in an 1100m event.
Good Ba Ba set for Australian debut: The Australian debut of former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba shapes as the feature of Flemington's New Year's Day meeting.
Here The Rhythm takes next step at Valley: Here The Rhythm steps up in grade at Moonee Valley but is unlikely to be overawed by the occasion, trainer Shawn Mathrick says.
Full Hand ready to make amends in the city: Full Hand is poised to atone for a lacklustre city debut when he steps out at Moonee Valley in the Alternate Railway Handicap.
Champagne Cath out of Magic Millions: The Chris Waller-trained Champagne Cath is out of Magic Millions contention but all is not lost from a Golden Slipper viewpoint.
Caliente to capitalise on ideal barrier: A perfect barrier draw is likely to see a variation in riding tactics for Caliente in the Group Three Vo Rogue Plate at Doomben.
Primitive Man ready for metropolitan debut: Tainer Shane Fliedner is looking forward to getting a guide to the future when he runs last-start winner Primitive Man at Moonee Valley.
Safeguard to miss Diamond for Slipper tilt: Safeguard will miss the Blue Diamond series to concentrate on a Golden Slipper campaign while stablemate Montsegur will head to the Blue Diamond Preview.
Wiggins vital to stable success: Heathcote: Robert Heathcote says the consistent form of jockey Ryan Wiggins is due to self-belief and an excellent work ethic.
Cantonese draws wide gate in Perth Cup: A field of 20 runners has been declared for the Perth Cup with Mr Moet faring best of the favourirtes. In-form Sydney stayer Cantonese has gate 19.
Newbury in equation for Long Run: Top jumper Long Run is in contention for a start in the Denman Chase at Kempton after winning the King George VI Chase.
Ethiopia enjoying a rest in the west: Trainer Pat Carey is looking to the spring rather than the autumn as he contemplates the future of his Derby winner Ethiopia.
Crystal Icon tries a step up: Crystal Icon has the chance to prove he belongs in the big time when he comes to Moonee Valley.
Trainer fined for illegal treatment: Trainer Brett Scott has been fined $1000 for treating a horse during the 24 hours before it was due to race.
Canterbury test for bush filly Madame Fly: Cessnock-based filly Madame Fly will line up against some highly-rated juveniles at Canterbury in pursuit of a place in the Magic Millions Classic.
Hard work pays off for jockey: Jockey Ben Melham paid a heavy price for enjoying his Christmas, but he had his reward with the win of Secret Liasion at Mornington.
Circle Of Power primed for Canterbury: Trainer Rod Craig is confident Circle Of Power can capitalise on his last-start win when he runs at Canterbury.
Avoid Lightning needs to have answers: Trainer David Jolly is looking to Saturday's Moonee Valley meeting to test the versatility of his mare Avoid Lightning.
She's A Stalker to confirm Millions plans: Trainer Angela Davies is confident She's A Stalker will perform well enough at Canterbury to confirm a place in Magic Millions Guineas.
Oamaru Princess to race for a new car: The flying Oamaru Princess is likely to bid for a new car in one of Moonee Valley's 55 second challenge races following her Mornington win.
Purrific has the right formline: Marshall: Purrific has the right formline to acquit herself well in Saturday's B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben according to Simon Marshall.
Atlantic Jewel's fate known soon: Atlantic Jewel's racing future will rest on a second scan of her injured foreleg due to be taken in two weeks.
Long Run reclaims King George title: Long Run has won the gruelling King Geogre VI steeplechase at Kempton in the last strides to deny Captain Chris.
Habibi rewards Logan for honest approach: Habibi strode away to win the Group Two Great Northern Guineas at Ellerslie and is likely to head towards the New Zealand Oaks in March.
Rosehill trebles for Bowman and Waller: A first-up win to Lonace brought up a Rosehill treble for Hugh Bowman and Chris Waller, with Bowman winning on all of his three Boxing Day rides.
Master Avatar continues winning streak: Master Avatar arrived unheralded from Victoria but is on target for the Magic Millions Cup after making it four straight wins at Eagle Farm.
Le Roi shows class to win Summer Cup: Lightly-raced import Le Roi has capped his preparation with a Group Three win in the Summer Cup and will be aimed at feature staying races in 2013.
Tai Tai Tess ready for Mornington test: Honest mare Tai Tai Tess has the opportunity to make amends for a recent placing when she takes her place in the Lord Stakes at Mornington.
Distance not an issue for Millions filly: Liam Birchley has given Magic Millions contender Missy Longstocking a glowing report leading into the B J McLachlan Stakes at Doomben.
Undeniably lives up to his name: A horse whose career seemed over and whose life was in grave danger, has scored his first win in two years at Caulfield.
Clevadude on trial for Magic Millions: Promising two-year-old Clevadude will be racing for a place in the Magic Millions Classic when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Gai's Millions firmer ready for race debut: Aussies Love Sport has firmed in betting for the Magic Millions and Gai Waterhouse believes the colt has the talent to deliver in feature juvenile races.
Fix outslogs Eight Carat Classic field: Fix showed the form which took her to third in the 1000 Guineas by keeping out the favourite Soriano in the Eight Carat Classic.
The Hombre thrashes Newmarket field: Hastings galloper The Hombre has easily won the Newmarket Handicap and will now go for Group One glory in the Railway Handicap.
Boxing Day crowd disappoints Waller: Hawkspur made it three wins in a row at Rosehill but trainer Chris Waller has questioned a lack promotion surrounding the Boxing Day meeting.
Montsegur joins Darley's 2YO elite: Sheikh Mohammed's Darley stable has produced two top-flight two-year-olds in as many race meetings in Melbourne with Montsegur winning at Caulfield.
Youbolt takes on class at Caulfield: Youbolt's immediate future will rest on his attempt to match it with a classy field at Caulfield in the Christmas Stakes.
Dances On Stars to run at Doomben: Trainer Gerald Ryan has no qualms about Dances On Stars taking on Group One winner Sizzling on his home turf in Queensland.
Lilliburlero aims for three from three: Exciting prospect Lilliburlero will be aiming for her third win from as many starts before she is rested with the autumn in mind.
Poste Restante ready to deliver in Cup: Poste Restante has taken no harm from a Brisbane to Sydney road trip and trainer Desleigh Forster expects the mare to run well in the Summer Cup.
Ulundi chasing successive Lord Stakes wins: Ulundi is primed to win the Lord Stakes for a second time after emabarking on a campaign that almost mirrors his lead-up to 2012.
Junior aiming high in King George: Connections are hoping to recoup their late entry payment for Junior in the King George VI Chase to be run on a heavy track.
TVN secures NSW thoroughbred rights: Broadcaster TVN has secured media rights for all racing clubs in NSW, bringing the state into line with Victoria in a landmark deal for Australian racing.
Millions filly stays at home for lead-up: One of the best two-year-olds to race in Sydney this season will have her final Magic Millions Classic lead-up race at Canterbury instead of Brisbane.
Bowman out to confirm premiership move: Hugh Bowman, an outright favourite to win the 2012-2013 Sydney jockeys' premiership, will be banking on Lonace to deliver a Boxing Day win.
McLachlan stern test for Sir Luminar: Michael Nolan rates Sir Luminar highly but says he faces a major challenge against some quality female rivals in Saturday's McLachlan Stakes.
Trainer looks ahead after tragic day: Trainer Robbie Griffiths is devastated by the loss of Beltrois but is looking ahead to a powerful showing at Caulfield on Wednesday.
Brightest to back up in Summer Cup: Consistent mare Brightest will be given the chance to prove herself over 2400 metres in the Summer Cup at Rosehill.
Regimental Pride out of Magic Millions: Trainer David Payne has shelved Magic Millions plans for Regimental Pride to concentrate on a Golden Slipper campaign for the well-bred colt.
Malavio's sister starts Oaks campaign: She's A Girl, a half-sister to stakes winner Malavio, resumes at Rosehill for a campaign aimed at the Group One Australian Oaks.
Long Run out to reclaim Kempton crown: Long Run is showing signs he is close to recapturing his best form and trainer Nicky Henderson is confident the gelding will be a force at Kempton.
Williams third on Rulership in Japan: Australian jockey Craig Williams has finished his latest Japanese stay with a third on Rulership in the Arima Kinen, the final Group One of the season.
Carlton House due in Australia on Monday: Carlton House is soon to arrive in Australia where he will be trained by Gai Waterhouse for the Queen.
All Too Hard impresses on return to work: The Australian Guineas is All Too Hard's next major target and the colt has impressed co-trainer Michael Hawkes with the way he has matured.
Shootoff to run on Boxing Day: Queensland Derby winner Shootoff is improving after recovering from injury but will probably need the run in the Zabeel Classic on Boxing Day.
Alma's Fury to run in Bernborough: Villiers Stakes runner-up Alma's Fury will head to Brisbane to chase a breakthrough stakes win in the Bernborough Handicap with Glen Boss to ride.
Waller to use Sydney strategy in Melbourne: Trainer Chris Waller will use the tried and true methods that have made him Sydney's leading trainer when he embarks on a Melbourne venture.
Unwanted Sea Lord shines: Trainer Stephen Brown has revitalised Sea Lord's career with his next assignment the Listed Christmas Stakes at Caulfield.
Riley happy with I'm Too Sexy: Mark Riley says I'm Too Sexy will cope with hot weather and distance in the McLachlan Stakes at Doomben, her lead-up to the Magic Millions.
Orr Stakes option for Mufhasa: The Orr Stakes in Melbourne is among the options for evergreen New Zealander King Mufhasa following his return to the winners' list at Awapuni.
Highs and lows of British racing in 2012: Frankel tops the list of all things good about British racing which has also experienced some lows in recent times.
Barzalona looks ahead to the new year: Mickael Barzalona's star is expected to rise even higher in the new season as he continues his ride with the Godolphin stable.
Melbourne Cup again target for Mount Athos: Trainer Luca Cumani and owner Dr Marwan Koukash again have the Melbourne Cup in their sights with Mount Athos.
Robl to miss prized Magic Millions ride: A second suspension in a week has cost Peter Robl the prized ride on Magic Millions Classic favourite Assail for the Gold Coast feature.
Brisbane sprinter Adebisi win Razor Sharp: A welcome drop in weights has helped Queensland sprinter Adebisi win the Listed Razor Sharp Handicap at Warwick Farm.
Audacious Spirit passes stamina test: Jeff Lloyd is sceptical about Audacious Spirit handling distances longer than 1350m despite his win in the Lough Neagh Stakes at Doomben.
Winner dies after Flemington race: Joy turned to horror for the connections of Flemington winner Beltrois who had to be put down after breaking a shoulder and falling just after the line.
All Legal wins thrilling Villiers Stakes: All Legal was close to retirement last year but has capped the best preparation of his career with a narrow victory in the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
Angelus delivers overdue win in style: Angelus has made a welcome return to the winner's circle at Warwick Farm to reinforce trainer Peter Snowden's faith in her ability.
First Saturday winner for Goold: Mature-age apprentice Geoffrey Goold is living the dream with rejuvenated sprinter Delago Pilli who clinched a winning hat-trick at Doomben.
Baltra beaten but better things in store: A sustained plunge on country sprinter Baltra has come unstuck at Warwick Farm but he has still shown he has plenty to offer in the future.
Blinkers likely for Greytfilly in Millions: Robert Heathcote is considering an important gear change for Greytfilly in the Magic Millions after her unlucky second at Doomben on Saturday.
Baker trains two-year-old quinella: Twilight Royale has led in a quinella for trainer Bjorn Baker in the $250,000 Inglis Nursery at Warwick Farm, defeating stablemate Fuerza.
Winner dies after Flemington fall: Beltrois has had to be euthanased minutes after winning a race at Flemington following a stumble 50 metres past the post.
You Think So to tackle Bagot: In-form stayer You Think So will join stablemate Unusual Suspect in Melbourne's feature summer staying event, the Bagot Handicap.
Heart Testa keeps unbeaten sequence: Heart Testa has stretched his record to four wins from four starts with a determined victory carrying 59 kilograms at Warwick Farm.
Speedy Safeguard scores at Flemington: Natural ability and pure speed have helped the Darley-owned Safeguard to a debut victory at Flemington.
Danedream owner retires Arc winner: Owner Teruya Yoshida has retired Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Danedream and the mare will go to England to be served by Frankel.
SA-trained stayer favourite for Summer Cup: European import Le Roi is favourite for the Group Three Summer Cup with a field of eight declared to contest the 2400m Rosehill race.
Munce to miss Magic Millions raceday: Chris Munce will begin cancer treatment on January 7, ruling him out of riding Sizzling in the Magic Millions Guineas.
Nursery win would be Sweet for Nickson: Gary Nickson is confident speedy filly Sweet Kiss can back-up a debut win at Newcastle in the $250,000 Inglis Nursery Stakes at Warwick Farm.
Collett to confirm standing in Villiers: Jason Collett has racked up 20 metropolitan wins this season but is chasing a breakthrough Australian stakes success on Thumbtacks in the Villiers.
Price looking to Al Aneed to find form: Trainer Mick Price has changed jockeys and gear in a bid to encourage promising colt Al Aneed find his best form at Flemington.
VRC extends welcome mat to Chris Waller: Chris Waller has been granted a lease on 10 boxes at Flemington with the leading Sydney trainer to have a Melbourne base up and running within two months.
Nikolic loses appeal over two-year ban: Jockey Danny Nikolic has had his appeal against a two-year ban dismissed. Nikolic has been disqualified for threatening a racing official.
Apprentice Sadler takes on tough ride: Apprentice Thomas Sadler has been given the responsibility of keeping alive Lord of Brazil's impressive record at Flemington on Saturday.
Module looking for form at Flemington: Trainer Peter Gelagotis is looking for a return to form from Module in the Bitalli Handicap at Flemington.
Wide alley nothing new for Morning Captain: Kelly Doughty says Morning Captain's liking for the 1350m circuit at Doomben should help offset an outside alley in the Lough Neagh Stakes.
Greytfilly has right attitude: trainer: Greytfilly's feisty attitude is what makes her such a keen competitor as she chases a winning lead-in to her Magic Millions assignment.
Veteran Rockpecker in line for 10th win: Trainer Ken Fythe is confident his care and attention have made his stable star Rockpecker a better horse than the average nine-year-old.
Scandals overshadow Caviar achievements: Black Caviar conquered the world but ultimately it was two jockeys and their transgressions who created unwanted headlines for Australian racing in 2012.
600 join equine influenza class action: Lawyers say the 2007 equine influenza outbreak, traced to an Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service station, was caused by negligence.
Cantonese arrives in Perth for Cup bid: In-form Sydney stayer Cantonese has arrived in Western Australia and will be a late entry for the $500,000 Perth Cup at Ascot.
Cash boost for Sunday racing in Britain: Sunday racing in Britain will be given a major lift with race clubs offered financial incentives as part of an across-the-board stakes increase for 2013.
New Championship launched in Melbourne: Racing Victoria has launched a Group One Championship to lure the country's best horses to its summer and autumn carnivals.
Assail new Magic Millions favourite: Assail stamped herself the horse to beat in the Magic Millions Classic at the Gold Coast with a brilliant win at Wyong.
Berry grilled over Driefontein defeat: She's A Stalker caused an upset in the Wyong 3YO Magic Millions as stewards adjourned an inquiry into the ride by Tommy Berry on beaten favourite Driefontein.
Merry Christmas, Highlights of 2012 & Predictions for 2013 from the Bloodstock.com.au Team: As we farewell 2012 the team at Bloodstock.com.au would like to wish all our loyal customers a very Merry Christmas, thank you for your support and reflect on a great year!
Group One moved from Randwick to Farm: Warwick Farm will host the Group One Randwick Guineas meeting next year with racing at Sydney's premier track now due to resume on Derby Day.
Azzaland back from injury at Doomben: Azzaland and his trainer Richie Stephenson will make a comeback to metropolitan racing at Doomben this weekend.
Filly to bypass interstate trip: Adelaide trainer Will Clarken has opted to put a start at Flemington on hold and run debutante Molto Bella closer to home.
All Legal geared up for Villiers: Two former top jockeys who won the Villiers Stakes will face off as rival trainers in this year's edition of the Sydney summer showpiece.
Duff hoping for rain for Steel Zip: Pat Duff would like to see a soft track for the Lough Neagh Stakes in which Steel Zip continues his build-up to next month's Magic Millions Cup.
Trainer charged over Oliver case: The Damien Oliver betting scandal has taken another twist with top trainer Robert Smerdon to answer charges relating to the matter.
Brasch takes leap of faith: Country-based trainer Jeff Brasch is hoping his decision to focus on his training career pays dividends at Warwick Farm.
Five Minutes With... Jason Collett: New Zealand born rider turned Sydney Metropolitan jockey, Jason Collett, has had a whirl wind career riding in New Zealand, Australia and Macau over the past twelve months along with overcoming some major obstacles.
Hypurr begins Sydney career in Razor Sharp: Former Hong Kong galloper Hypurr has shown new trainer Joe Pride enough to suggest he can make an encouraging Australian debut at Warwick Farm.
Country horse with Hollywood name: A horse whose name derives from the line of a well-known song will aim to extend his winning sequence at Wagga.
Rite Of Passage to be aimed at Gold Cup: The Ascot Gold Cup will be the target for the Dermot Weld-trained Rite Of Passage, a one time leading Melbourne Cup contender.
Jockey Eddie Ahern faces corruption charge: Jockey Eddie Ahern and former footballer Neil Clement are among six men charged with corruption offences by the British Horseracing Authority.
Court upholds ban on AI: Traditional breeders have had a victory in the Federal Court which has ruled the ban on the artificial insemination of thoroughbreds remain.
Saimee Jumaat outed for 18 months: One of Singapore's most high-profile jockeys has been suspended for 18 months over his handling of a horse in a race at Kranji.
Trilione redeems reputation with Farm win: Trilione has taken a major step towards salvaging her tarnished reputation with an impressive Eagle Farm win.
Import heads Summer Cup entries: Connections of imported galloper Unusual Suspect are hoping he can capitalise on his breakthrough win in the Werribee Cup.
Paaratte Pat still learning: Sprinter Paaratte Pat has chalked up two wins from three starts this campaign but trainer Brendan McCarthy says the gelding is still a work in progress.
Form horses key to Villiers: The Villiers Stakes is the feature race of the Sydney summer and statistics suggest punters should be looking for in-form horses.
Harry White trophies on show: The trophy collection of four-time Melbourne Cup winning jockey Harry White will go on show at Flemington.
Ideal draw for Adebisi in Razor Sharp: Desleigh Forster has given the all clear for Adebisi to start in the Razor Sharp Handicap at Warwick Farm after the gelding drew ideally.
Wyong guide to Berry's Millions chances: Tommy Berry will get a great guide on his chances of winning a third straight Magic Millions at the Gold Coast when he rides Certitude in a Wyong lead-up.
Another English racecourse closes: Folkestone has become the second British racecourse to close but hope remains a redevelopment proposal could mean it is temporary.
Whitefriars return a tonic for Worthington: Trainer Rick Worthington is tackling his own health battle at the same time he is preparing his best horse for a comeback after almost two years out.
Victorian jumps racing schedule announced: Racing Victoria has released a schedule for the 2013 jumps racing season which offers more than $3 million in stakes in 70 races.
Frill Seeking a surprise Millions hope: Frill Seeking has surprised trainer Matthew Smith by showing early ability and the filly will be given her chance at Magic Millions riches.
Tackleberry set to step up at Flemington: Cranbourne trainer Allison Sheehan is chasing a big pay cheque when Tackleberry steps up in class at Flemington.
Flight plans hold key to Cantonese Cup bid: Cantonese, the Sydney stayer who continues to thrive under the care of Bjorn Baker, is well in the frame for a Perth Cup start.
Monton on track for back-to-back Villiers: Ron Quinton believes Monton is up for the challenge as he heads towards a shot at becoming the first dual winner of the Group Two Villiers Stakes.
State Of Wealth to cash in at Eagle Farm: State Of Wealth is back in form after a below-par winter campaign but he faces a stern midweek test at Eagle Farm against Sarge In Charge.
Rawiller to have surgery on ankle injury: Nash Rawiller is expected to be out of the saddle for at least six weeks after breaking his ankle at the barrier trials at Rosehill.
Symons to be back riding in the new year: Chris Symons expects to be back riding soon after having a metal plate removed from a broken foot suffered in a car park accident.
Conners keeps options open with Register: Trainer Heath Conners saw plenty of merit in Register's first start and he is confident blinkers will make her an even better chance at her next outing.
Form stacks up for Standard Bearer: Noel Mayfield-Smith has confidence in Standard Bearer as he prepares to resume his juvenile campaign in the Inglis Nursery.
Smith has two stakes chances at home: Cabernet and Slow The Flow will run at Warwick Farm for local trainer Matthew Smith in the Villiers Stakes and Razor Sharp Handicap respectively.
Laxon claims seventh Singapore premiership: The Singapore trainers' premiership has gone down to the wire with Laurie Laxon edging out Michael Freedman to win a seventh title.
Small window of hope for Hereford: Hereford, which has hosted horse racing since 1771, has become the first British racetrack to close in more than 30 years.
Giles Cross in top order for Welsh feature: Trainer Victor Dartnall is hoping to celebrate the re-opening of his stable with a victory in the Welsh National.
Unusual Suspect wins Werribee Cup: American import Unusual Suspect has finally broken his Australian drought with a come-from-behind victory in the Werribee Cup.
Galah heads Snowden's Villiers assault: Peter Snowden goes into the Villiers Stakes with three runners, including Festival Stakes third placegetter Galah.
Doncaster aims for Scream Machine: Trainer Jason Coyle plans to target the Doncaster with Scream Machine, the winner of his past two starts the most recent on protest.
Waller sets sights on Melbourne Cup: Leading Sydney trainer Chris Waller has his sights set on winning the Melbourne Cup after Kelinni gave him his best finish yet.
Calcatta to run in Wyong Millions: Melbourne filly Calcatta will be a starter in the rich two-year-old race at the Wyong Magic Millions lead-up meeting.
McMahon out until New Year after fall: A Sunshine Coast fall has ruled Ric McMahon out for a month but he is adamant he will recover in time to partner Better Than Ready in an autumn campaign.
Shares available in All Too Hard: A ten per cent share in Black Caviar's half brother All Too Hard is being offered by the Group One winning colt's new owners, Vinery Stud.
Nicholls moves on from Kauto Star: Trainer Paul Nicholls has apologised for the public spat between him and owner Clive Smith over retirement plans for Kauto Star.
Robl and Rawiller out for Christmas: Jockeys Peter Robl and Nash Rawiller have been outed for careless riding, incurring bans which will keep them out of the important Villiers Stakes meeting.
Tinkler's All Too Hard sold to Vinery Stud: Embattled businessman Nathan Tinkler has sold All Too Hard, one of the most valuable colts in Australian racing.
Samui Lad win a boost for Waterhouse team: Samui Lad has produced a welcome result for the Gai Waterhouse team after a determined all-the-way win at Rosehill.
Fire Up Fifi on target for Bernborough: Fire Up Fifi's win in the Just Now Quality has been described as a bonus victory with the Bernborough Handicap her primary goal this campaign.
Cantonese wins first stakes race for Baker: Cantonese has given trainer Bjorn Baker his first stakes win since he moved on from a successful training partnership with his father Murray.
Munce and Wood laud Sizzling victory: Sizzling left Chris Munce and Kelso Wood reaching for superlatives after his impressive win in the Gold Edition Plate.
O'Hara bounces back with protest win: Kathy O'Hara crashed to the turf in the opening race at Rosehill but bounced back to win later in the day after a controversial protest.
Bushfire horse wins at Flemington: British General, a horse who escaped the flames in Victoria's Black Saturday bushfires, has scored his first city win at Flemington.
Blinkers do the trick for Mr Light Blue: Trainer Barry Baldwin's decision to put blinkers back on Mr Light Blue proved a masterstroke at Eagle Farm.
Sir Luminar secures Magic Millions start: Sir Luminar smashed a race record to qualify for the Magic Millions when he scored a brilliant win in the Phelan Ready Stakes at his first start.
Winning double for Regimental Gal progeny: Lilliburlero has brought up a winning double at Rosehill for her dam Regimental Gal after Regimental Pride won earlier in the day.
Alcohol fuels Flemington celebration: The quaintly-named Alcohol has continued his promising South Australian form with a strong win at Flemington.
Gullible makes it three wins on the trot: Late autumn carnival stakes races will be considered for Gullible after the improving filly capped her first preparation with a Rosehill win.
Regimental Pride wins dramatic race: Regimental Pride has cemented his Magic Millons claims at Rosehill in a drama-packed race in which Kathy O'Hara fell from her mount.
Chad Schofield posts first Flemington win: Apprentice Chad Schofield has scored his first Flemington win on the David Hayes-trained Mabsam.
At The Races upbeat despite Ascot loss: Ascot will join most of Britain's major racetracks, including Cheltenham and Newmarket, as a broadcast partner with Racing UK, starting from 2014.
Top mare Soft Sand in switch after sale: Paul Messara will take over the training of Soft Sand after the mare was purchased jointly by BC3 Thoroughbreds and Arrowfield Stud.
First crop yearlings on show: THE first crop of Onemorenomore and boom Northern Hemisphere sire Big Brown enter the ring for the first time at Magic Millions in January.
Sessions out to bounce back at Rosehill: Jockey Kerrin McEvoy is looking for Sessions to bounce back at Rosehill with a more professional performance after over-racing at his past two starts.
Magic Millions-bound Assail impresses Robl: An impressive barrier trial win from Assail has jockey Peter Robl excited about the prospects of the Magic Millions-bound filly.
Trainer Conlan fined for raceday treatment: Trainer Jim Conlan has been fined $10,000 by Racing Victoria stewards for the raceday treatment of a horse.
Chelembra set to provide Flemington clue: Trainer Robbie Griffiths is hoping Chelembra can brush aside two indifferent runs to get his campaign back on track at Flemington.
Stakes test looms for Shamardani: Shamardani will have to overcome a drop in distance at Rosehill as trainer Greg Hickman prepares the mare for a stakes assignment.
Waller says Moriarty will stay Cup trip: Premier trainer Chris Waller is backing his own judgment and is confident Moriarty will stay a strong 2400m in the Listed Christmas Cup at Rosehill.
Auckland Cup a possibility for Cantonese: Bjorn Baker has revealed the Group One Auckland Cup as a possible target for iron horse Cantonese.
Trip no issue for The Conspirator at Farm: The Conspirator will step out of his comfort zone in the Gold Edition Plate but jockey Paul Hammersley is confident he will handle the assignment.
Kentucky Derby hero in Aussie stud deal: Animal Kingdom, the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner, is poised to join the Arrowfield Stud roster for the 2013 Australian thoroughbred breeding season.
Leading not ideal for Jet Style: trainer: In-form Jet Style looks the only leader in his race at Eagle Farm despite some misgivings from trainer Donald Baker.
No change for showpiece racing events: Two iconic English races will be run at their usual time despite a switch in television broadcaster for the coverage of thoroughbred racing.
Walter stars with Goulburn four-timer: Guy Walter has enjoyed another fruitful Goulburn meeting, producing four of the eight winners, including the promising Splash Out.
Magic Millions aim for Catseye Surprise: Catseye Surprise is being aimed at the Magic Millions race day at the Gold Coast but her performance at Rosehill will decide which event she contests.
Date set for Karakatsanis hearing: A date has been set for charges to be heard against trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony over raceday breaches.
Nikolic assault hearing adjourned: Danny Nikolic's hearing on assault charges has been adjourned with the controversial jockey now set to face court in May.
Thexton pins faith in Toranado gear switch: Maryann Thexton has made several gear changes in a bid to revive the Magic Millions prospects of El Toranado in the Phelan Ready Stakes.
Iggi Pop to deliver Christmas Cup cheer: A stout pedigree and some promising formlines point to Iggi Pop making his presence felt in the feature race at Rosehill.
Hopes remain high for Doctor Fremantle: Trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon believes he has rediscovered the spark which made Doctor Fremantle a star in England.
Commander to take harder road to Millions: Trainer Nick Olive has taken what he concedes is a tougher option with in-form mare Capital Commander as she heads towards the Magic Millions.
O'Shea down but not out after Hong Kong: The international stage continues to appeal to trainer John O'Shea who has returned home following the disappointment of Sea Siren's Hong Kong mission.
Browne fit for ride on Missy Longstocking: Damian Browne has recovered from injuries suffered in a race fall to ride Magic Millions contender Missy Longstocking.
Light rail link a big boost for Randwick: The construction of a light rail line from Sydney's CBD has been welcomed by racing administrators as it will service Randwick racecourse.
Inglis Gift Shop Open Tomorrow for your Christmas Shopping: The Inglis Shop has been stocked with Christmas presents and the authorised Black Caviar book written by Gerard Whateley, with limited copies signed by trainer Peter Moody.
Sea The Stars progeny in 2014 Derby entry: The 2009 English Derby winner Sea The Stars is represented by 33 yearlings in an overall entry of more than 400 nominations for the 2014 edition.
Attard celebrates first city win: Trainer Jason Attard's first city win with Reiby Regina was all the more special given he has played a major role in every stage of the mare's life.
Payne cleared to resume trackwork: Battle-scarred jockey Michelle Payne has taken the next step towards a return after being cleared to resume riding trackwork.
Rawiller upbeat about Fiumicino's chances: Nash Rawiller helped Fiumicino rediscover winning form last start and believes they can do it again in the Listed Christmas Cup.
Moody, Nolen snare Caulfield double: Top trainer Peter Moody and leading jockey Luke Nolen have combined to grab the opening two races at Caulfield.
Weight rise no issue for Poste Restante: A favourable barrier draw should offset a rise in weight for Poste Restante at Eagle Farm, according to trainer Desleigh Forster.
Young trainer snares French import: French Group One winner Mutual Trust will do his future racing for Victorian trainer Sam Pritchard-Gordon after being bought by an Australian syndicate.
Guineas dream alive for Exotic Sequel: Exotic Sequel faces an uphill battle to gain a start in the Magic Millions Guineas despite his impressive win at Doomben.
Straight challenge for Warrior: Trainer Darren Weir is hopeful his promising gelding Spartan Warrior can adapt to the straight course at Flemington and notch his fourth win in a row.
Millions an option for Lady: The lure of a $500,000 Magic Millions bonus could tempt Ron Quinton to head north with Lady Louboutin if she performs at Rosehill.
Channel Nine to broadcast Inter Dominion: In a coup for harness racing, the 2013 Inter Dominion Grand Final will be shown live on free-to-air television.
Malavio ruled out of Villiers: Promising galloper Malavio has been ruled out of the Villiers Stakes and also the autumn carnival due to arthritic changes in one of his knees.
Nechita out of Melbourne sprints: John Thompson remains optimistic top filly Nechita will play a part in the autumn despite a setback ruling her out of the sprint features in Melbourne.
Kauto Star to be assessed for dressage: Trainer Paul Nicholls has expressed his sadness over Clive Smith's decision to send champion jumper Kauto Star to an aspiring Olympian.
Americain's owners buy another Cup hope: The owners of retired Melbourne Cup winner Americain are looking to American horse Kindergarten Kid to fill the void.
Weather key to Payne's Flemington team: Trainer Patrick Payne will monitor the weather in Melbourne before deciding on a start for Fieldmaster and Hot Lover at Flemington.
Utah poised to go one better in Xmas Cup: The performances of King Utah in the Christmas and Summer Cups will determine whether the improving stayer is set for Group One targets in the autumn.
Nikolic branded a liar: Jockey Danny Nikolic has been branded a liar in final submission by the legal team for Racing Victoria which has banned him fro two years.
Free entry on Villiers day at Warwick Farm: Racegoers will be given free entry to Warwick Farm's Villiers Stakes meeting which will feature all things Christmas.
Fortunefivehundred primed for Caulfieldl: A change in scenery and racing's unkindest cut have transformed Fortunefivehundred into a winner with the four-year-old set for more success at Caulfield.
Englebrecht to continue winning run: After taking out the Festival Stakes with Malavio, trainer Steve Englebrecht is confident of more city success with improving stayer Retort Courteous.
Freedman returns uncertain of future: Trainer Lee Freedman will return to Melbourne from Sydney but is uncertain what his future holds.
Heathcote fined $5000 for positive swab: Trainer Robert Heathcote has been fined $5000 and Slick Image disqualified from his race win after a positive swab inquiry.
221 lots for Fridayâ€™s Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale: The 2012 Inglis Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale this Friday 14 December has been boosted by 82 supplementary entries, taking the catalogued total to 221 lots.
Dunlop waits on Cadeaux decision: Red Cadeaux is likely to replicate his globetrotting year with a trip to Dubai for the Sheema Classic also in the mix.
O'Brien plots Camelot campaign: Champion colt Camelot has fully recovered from colic and will be aimed at races like the Tattersall's Gold Cup.
Singapore jockey Jacky Low dies in smash: A road crash has claimed the life of popular Singapore jockey Jacky Low who rode his first winners as an apprentice in Perth.
Moroney looking to expand operation: Trans Tasman trainer Mike Moroney is looking to expand his operation to include a Sydney base at Randwick.
Ricky Maund fined $10,000: Trainer Ricky Maund has escaped with a fine after being found guilty of treating a horse on race day but stewards have warned of stiffer penalties.
She's A Fox comeback put on hold: Talented filly She's A Fox will spend an extra month in the paddock as she recovers from a knee injurry which prematurely ended her spring campaign.
Regimental Pride on path to Magic Millions: The David Payne-trained Regimental Pride will take an important step towards next month's Magic Millions when he races at Rosehill.
Even losers are winners in Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Jockey Club runs the world's leading horse racing industry and at the same time is one of the planet's largest donors to charity.
Trainer hails Sprinter Sacre's brilliance: Sprinter Sacre has kept an unbeaten record over fences to push his claims as one of the best chasers prepared by trainer Nicky Henderson.
Alcopop a courageous third in Hong Kong: South Australian veteran Alcopop has finished a brave third in Hong Kong's showpiece race, the Hong Kong Cup at Sha Tin
Alcopop runs third in International Cup: Australia's Alcopop has run third to defending titleholder California Memory in the Hong Kong International Cup at Sha tin.
Zac Purton wins Mile on Ambitous Dragon: Hong Kong has claimed victory in the International Mile with Zac Purton guiding Ambitious Dragon after an injury scare for the horse.
Sea Siren beaten in HK Sprint: Trainer John O'Shea says he can offer no explanation for the poor run of his mare Sea Siren in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin.
Red Cadeaux in breakthrough win: Globetrotting stayer Red Cadeaux has claimed his first Group One victory, holding off Japanese veteran Jaguar Mail in the Hong Kong Vase.
Dothraki to carry Ryan's Millions hopes: Dothraki will be out to cement a place in the Magic Millions field when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Little excited about Soft Sand's autumn: Miss Softhands could have added her name to Colin Little's autumn team with victory at Caulfield but it's Soft Sand who will carry the stable's major hopes
Moriarty to step up in distance: Moriarty has had a busy schedule this campaign but trainer Chris Waller sayd he is handling it well ahead of the Christmas Cup.
The White Hope to miss Millions: Matthew Dunn says it's a tough decision to miss the Magic Millions carnival with The White Hope but is looking to the long term.
Sprinter Sacre leads Henderson spree: Sprinter Sacre has extended his unbeaten run over fences with an easy victory in the prestigious Tingle Chase at Sandown.
Positive response for Aintree changes: New obstacles at the famous Aintree course have been given the thumbs up by jockeys riding at the Grand National course.
Luckygray wins the Kingston Town Stakes: Luckygray has won the final Group One race of the year, the Kingston Town Classic, turning the tables on Railway Stakes winner Mr Moet.
Pentasia caps a big week for Jenny Duggan: Apprentice Jenny Duggan has ridden Pentasia to a victory that means more than most with her Swedish parents on hand to see her win for the first time.
Heinrich loses stable star despite big win: Startsmeup will figure in a shock stable change after his last-stride win in the George Moore Stakes.
Miss Softhands keeps unbeaten record: Miss Softhands took longer than expected to get to the races but stamped herself as a filly on the rise with a city win at Caulfield.
Malavio stakes Villiers claims in Festival: Malavio has enhanced his claims for one of Sydney racing's summer features after making his own luck to win the Festival Stakes.
Catapulted surprises Rodd in Doveton win: Classy sprinter Catapulted surprised jockey Michael Rodd as he strode away with the Listed Doveton Stakes ahead of stablemate Undeniably.
Caliente scores stunning win in Mode Plate: Paul Hammersley believes Caliente is an ideal type for the Magic Millions Guineas but trainer Bruce Hill is not so sure.
Larry Cassidy owns up to tactical blunder: Larry Cassidy is blaming himself after Excellent Al's unplaced effort after enduring a tough run at Eagle Farm.
Floatmyboat launches Griffiths double: Trainer Robbie Griffths has prepared a race-to-race double at Caulfield and predicted a bright future for three-year-old Floatmyboat once he matures.
Champagne Cath bubbles at Rosehill: The debut win of Champagne Cath has been tinged with sadness for Tony Arnold with the filly named for his late wife.
Millions Guineas next for Heza Jetsetter: Heza Jetsetter is an ideal type for the Magic Millions Guineas next month, according to leading trainer Robert Heathcote.
Sea Siren ready to bring big sprint home: Sea Siren has completed her final piece of work before the Hong Kong International Sprint in a style that has justified her favouritism for the race.
Hawkspur win confirms Qld Derby campaign: Hawkspur has signalled his potential as a Queensland Derby prospect with victory over 1800 metres at Rosehill.
Change Of Honour bound for Gold Coast: Change Of Honour earned a shot at the Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast with a speedy performance to win at Caulfield.
Top sire Thorn Park dies in New Zealand: Thorn Park, the sire of Cox Plate winner Ocean Park, has died at Windsor Park Stud in New Zealand.
Veteran Cassidy impressed with Sea Siren: Trainer John O'Shea and jockey Jim Cassidy have both been impressed with the work of Sea Siren ahead of Sunday's rich Hong Kong Sprint.
Alcopop shines ahead of Hong Kong Cup: South Australian veteran Alcopop steps out against some of the biggest names in world racing in the Hong Kong Cup.
Full Peal out to confirm Tasmanian plans: Trainer Simon Wilde says Full Peal will be competitive at Caulfield despite stepping up in class on a last-start country win.
Nathan Berry primed for a winning return: Nathan Berry says he has spent too much time on the sidelines because of suspension but he is determined to make up for lost time, starting at Rosehill.
Versatility an asset for Scream Machine: Jason Coyle admits a Festival Stakes start appears unlikely for emergency Scream Machine but the trainer is confident of success in another Rosehill race.
Bell stays loyal with Ollie Vollie mount: Tim Bell says loyalty to his former boss Sue Grills played a major part in his decision to ride Ollie Vollie in the George Moore Stakes.
Heathcote upbeat despite Belle's wide draw: Robert Heathcote believes La Frisson Belle is talented enough to overcome a wide barrier in Saturday's Mode Plate at Eagle Farm.
Arnold the key to Wall Street in Group One: Mike Moroney says Steven Arnold's navigational skills will be a boost Wall Street's chances of overcoming a wide barrier in the Kingston Town Classic.
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Grand National hero in seasonal return: Ballabriggs returns to the scene of his biggest triumph when he resumes racing in the Becher Handicap Chase at Aintree.
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Aussies draw well in Hong Kong: The Australian pair of Sea Siren and Alcopop have fared well in the barier draw for Sunday's rich Hong Kong International meeting.
McMahon rapt in Tiger Dimejan: Ric McMahon believes Tiger Dimejan can make a successful transition from midweek company to black type level in the Mode Plate at Eagle Farm.
Duggan out to cap big week: Four days after winning her appeal against a one-month riding suspension, Jenny Duggan will be out chasing winners at Rosehill.
O'Brien duo to go the distance: Trainer Danny O'Brien believes a shorter trip should help Eraset regain his form while he is hoping Keep Cool will appreciate a distance rise.
Trainer guilty of race day treatment.: Cranbourne trainer Ricky Maund has been found guilty of treating a horse on race day with stewards to determine his penalty next week.
Dettori fears for reputation: Jockey Frankie Dettori says he fears for his reputation after a night out costs him six months out of the saddle for a drug offence.
Hyam shooting for stakes double: John Hyam is chasing his first stakes win with Esprit De Bullet in the Doveton Stakes but could make it a double celebration with Almighty Bullet.
Excellantes ready to peak in Moore: Excellantes has convinced trainer Robert Heathcote he is in peak condition for Saturday's George Moore Stakes despite an interstate campaign.
Shane Dye celebrates a win: Champion jockey Shane Dye has won his first race since returning to the saddle following a two-year hiatus from racing.
Champion apprentice back in town: Almost a decade after claiming the apprentices' premiership, Ronnie Stewart has his sights on re-establishing himself in Sydney.
Godbolt heading to town with filly: Country trainer Neil Godbolt doesn't make the trip to Sydney lightly but he has decided to roll the dice and test juvenile Choice Dawn in city company.
Moreira considers a move to Australia: Singapore-based jockey Joao Moreira says he will eventually make the move to either Australia or Hong Kong to test his skills against the world's best.
Bartley hoping for happy homecoming: Tracey Bartley believes San Zaim can turn her lacklustre recent form on its head and claim her second successive Mudgee Cup.
Helen Johnson Houghton dies aged 102: The first woman to train an English Classic winner, Helen Johnson Houghton, has died at the age of 102.
Dettori banned for six months: France's racing authorities say jockey Frankie Dettori has committed a serious breach of the rules, banning him for six months.
Tempo to suit Phelan Ready in Moore: Phelan Ready hasn't won for more than three years but that could change in the George Moore Stakes, according to jockey Damian Browne.
Cassidy upbeat about Sea Siren's chances: Jim Cassidy is hoping for a kind draw for Sea Siren as he prepares to head to Hong Kong where he will partner her in the International Sprint.
Eurell bags double at Sandown: Trainer Greg Eurell is hoping he has found two autumn carnival contenders after Zombie Dancer and Champagne Ruby gave him a winning double at Sandown.
Millions aim for Cessnock-trained filly: The Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast is the aim for Madame Fly who capitalised on her race experience to win at Warwick Farm.
Meagher back in the limelight: Trainer John Meagher is content to allow his sons, Dan and Chris, to call the shots as their training partnership gains traction in Queensland.
Mendivil still learning his trade: Trainer Mathew Ellerton is persisting with his gelding Mendivil, convinced it is only a matter of time before the horse breaks through for a win.
McEvoy hopes for summer success on Galah: A trip to Perth for a Group One race didn't eventuate for Galah who is instead back in Sydney to chase a summer double, starting with the Festival Stakes.
Ford escapes injury in Warwick Farm fall: Jay Ford has had a lucky escape from injury after a Warwick Farm race fall, with the jockey only suffering some muscle soreness in his back.
Perfect draw for Luckygray: Local star Luckygray remains a firm favourite for the Group One Kingston Town Classic after drawing well in barrier four.
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Dettori to learn fate on Wednesday: Jockey Frankie Dettori will find out his suspension for failing a doping test on Wednesday.
Stewards charge Howmuchdoyouloveme team: Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony have been charged over the discovery of stomach-tubing equipment in a stable during the Melbourne Cup carnival.
Sea Siren pleases O'Shea in Sha Tin gallop: Trainer John O'Shea has watched Sea Siren gallop in Hong Kong and says the star mare is in good shape for the International Sprint at Sha Tin.
Charlie Chopsticks to add to sire's run: Charlie Chopsticks will be out to keep his sire Myboycharlie in the early-season two-year-old spotlight when he races for the first time at Rosehill.
Munce takes to saddle after cancer news: Chris Munce is preparing to fight throat cancer but he plans to keep riding until he starts radiation therapy.
She's Bella debuts with eye to Gold Coast: The Magic Millions Classic credentials of two-year-old She's Bella will be on show when the filly makes her debut in a midweek race at Warwick Farm.
Duggan clear to ride after appeal victory: Jenny Duggan has won an appeal against a suspension which would have ruled her out of the saddle until early next year.
Secluded left as Messara's Rosehill hope: Well-related mare Secluded will be Paul Messara's only Rosehill runner on Festival Stakes day with the trainer deciding to spell Mahisara.
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Winter King in second chance at Caulfield: Winter King will be out to make up for a recent mishap when he lines up in the Doveton Stakes at Caulfield.
Champagne Ruby set to step up at Sandown: Trainer Greg Eurell is confident of another consistent run from his mare Champagne Ruby at Sandown.
Gai Waterhouse to train for the Queen: Carlton House, one of the best horses in the Queen's team of thoroughbreds, will do his future racing in Australia under the care of Gai Waterhouse.
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Dettori penalty soon over failed drug test: France Galop is set to deliver its verdict over Frankie Dettori's failed drug test which is likely to mean the jockey will be out for several months.
Tigress Joy in fitness bid for Caulfield: Trainer Darren Weir is sweating on the fitness of one of his star mares, Tigress Joy, whose preparation has been hampered by a foot abscess.
Appeal decision to decide Cantonese jockey: Jenny Duggan has formed a winning combination with tough stayer Cantonese but an appeal hearing will decide if the streak continues at Rosehill.
Bloodstock agents make play for Napayshini: Napayshini, the youngster who finished second at his race debut but made bigger headlines than any winner on the day, has been the subject of huge offers.
Malavio to press Villiers Stakes claims: A barrier trial win has kept smart galloper Malavio up to the mark as he continues his Villiers Stakes build-up in the Festival Stakes.
All's well with Alcopop ahead of HK Cup: Trainer Jake Stephens is happy with the condition of Alcopop as the Mackinnon Stakes winner prepares for the Hong Kong Cup.
Good Ba Ba wins Cranbourne barrier trial: Former Hong Kong champion Good Ba Ba has won a Cranbourne barrier trial by five lengths at his first public appearance in Australia.
RV to crackdown on racing cheats: Racing Victoria has announced a crackdown on cheats in the industry with the release of its Integrity Information Paper.
Another son of Danehill passed away: As the breeding season for 2012 starts to wind down,for one farm in the Hunter Valley the season end has come sooner than expected following the premature death of one of there stallions.
Bobs deserves Gold Cup top billing: rider: Hennessy Gold Cup winner Bobs Worth is a deserved favourite for the Cheltenham Gold Cup, jockey Barry Geraghty says.
Luke Nolen wins Wodonga Cup: Luke Nolen has combined with Mike Moroney to win the Wodonga Cup with Zabisco, an entire by leading stallion Zabeel.
Jester's Girl not quite finished yet: Pregnant mare Jester's Girl will be given the chance to add another stakes win to her resume before she is retired.
Clipperton to ride Monton in Festival: Ron Quinton is putting is faith in apprentice Sam Clipperton to steer Monton in his defence of his Festival Stakes win.
Outlandish Lad set to travel: South Australian Outlandish Lad will be making Melbourne his second home after his win at Caulfield on Saturday
Black Caviar's workload stepped up: Black Caviar's training will be ramped up in preparation for her return to Peter Moody's stable and a first-up tilt at the Lightning Stakes.
Adebisi aiming for back-to-back Moore wins: Trainer Desleigh Forster says a switch in venue will not trouble Adebisi as he attempts back-to-back wins in the George Moore Stakes.
Bobs Worth jumps to glory at Newbury: Bobs Worth has jumped to the head of markets for the Cheltenham Gold Cup with a dominant performance in the Hennessy Gold Cup.
Parr and Moody in Warwick Farm double: Jockey Josh Parr made the most of more opportunites from Peter Moody in Sydney with a winning double for the Melbourne trainer at Warwick Farm.
Circle Of Power wins in Warwick Farm debut: Circle Of Power marked his first start on his home track at Warwick Farm with a victory but the Rod Craig-trained galloper had to survive a protest.
Long run ends as Newitt cops suspension: Craig Newitt's extraordinary run of 2382 rides without suspension ended at Caulfield when he was banned for 10 meetings.
Horses, jockeys survive Sydney heatwave: Racing went ahead on schedule at Warwick Farm despite a heatwave making conditions uncomfortable for punters, horses and their riders.
Hayes has high praise for horse and rider: Trainer David Hayes shared the love after Rose Pattern's win at Caulfield, praising both her and jockey Chad Schofield.
New tactics work wonders for Jet Style: Chris Munce kept his unbeaten record aboard Jet Style intact in the Recognition but only after prevailing in a nail-biting finish.
Pregnant mare secures black-type win: Jester's Girl accomplished her mission of adding black type to her name when she scored a boilover win at Eagle Farm.
Fiumicino takes earnings past $3 million: Nine-year-old Fiumicino has notched his first victory since 2009 and took his career earnings past $3 million with an all-the-way win in the Listed ATC Cup.
Secret Liaison confirms form turnaround: Secret Liaison has scored her second win in a week following a year-long drought, saluting with a regulation win at Caulfield.
Office Bearer action clouds Farm victory: An unusual leg action which has attracted the attention of stewards has thrown doubt on the Sydney future of the Peter Moody-trained Office Bearer.
Le Roi shows European class for McEvoy: Le Roi became the first member of trainer Tony McEvoy's team of imports to win a Melbourne race when he scored at Caulfield.
Freedman celebrates move with a win: Trainer Anthony Freedman celebrated the announcement of his move from his family's country training complex to Flemington with a win at Caulfield.
Blinkers on Poste Restante in Summer Cup: Michael Cahill has recommended blinkers go back on Poste Restante in the Summer Cup after her narrow win at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
All The Talk wins but Napayshini impresses: Gary Portelli hopes Warwick Farm winner All The Talk can make it to the Golden Slipper but the trainer of the runner-up thinks his horse can win the race..
Resistant shows the way in Caulfield win: Resistant might not have size on his side but he showed he has a lot of heart with his win at Caulfield.
Dunaden team maintains the faith for HK: Craig Williams says Dunaden can't be judged on his Melbourne Cup run when assessing his prospects of defending his Hong Kong Vase crown.
Nuptse out for change in luck at Farm: Five-year-old Nuptse was a luckless runner in her first start for trainer Kris Lees but will be out to turn her fortunes around in a Warwick Farm sprint.
Racing officials on alert as heatwave hits: Horse trainers are taking different precautions ahead of the ATC Cup meeting at Warwick Farm which is expected to be run in heatwave conditions.
Rejuvenated Niptious set for Caulfield: Veteran galloper Niptious is close to his best form despite advancing years with trainer Danny Curran keen about his Caulfield chances.
Moriarty to cope with back-up in ATC Cup: Chris Waller is confident favourite Moriarty has the right constitution to cope with racing for the third straight week in the Listed ATC Cup.
Millions goal looms for Gai's Choice: David Pfieffer knows what it takes to win feature races in Queensland and he'll strive to improve his strike-rate with Gai's Choice at Eagle Farm.
Freedman to take over Tinkler stable: Victorian trainer Anthony Freedman will take over the lease of 50 stables at Flemington following the departure of Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm outfit.
Race name not a sign of retirement: bookie: Bookmaker Mick Rolfe has been recognised for his contribution to racing but says he's not ready for retirement despite 40 years in the industry.
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Snow Fairy stripped of Deauville win: Snow Fairy has been disqualified from her win in France after testing positive to a banned anti-inflammatory.
Sargent mares on track for summer success: John Sargent is looking to stakes winning mares Fromelles and Holy Moly to make their mark in Sydney this summer as he builds up his Sydney stable.
Sues chasing city success: An unraced baby and a Sydney cast-off will be out to deliver trainer Mark Sues his maiden city success at Warwick Farm.
Whitefriars moves closer to return: Dual Group Two winning sprinter Whitefriars has taken another positive step towards a race return with an impressive barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
Karuta Queen goes to Moody: Bonny mare Karuta Queen will be given another chance to show her wares on the racetrack, this time for new trainer Peter Moody.
Special day for Coffey at Caulfield: Apprentice jockey Harry Coffey, a cystic fibrosis sufferer, will have a special reason to chase success at Caulfield.
Sydney braces for hot weekend at the track: Racing NSW stewards have pushed back arrival times for horses ahead of the weekend's races, with temperatures in the Sydney region set to near 40 degrees.
Riva return likely to be delayed a week: Chris Waller says Riva De Lago is likely to be held back for another week but the trainer will still have Coup Ay Tee in the Sharp Flying at Warwick Farm.
Moody set to dominate Caulfield: Champion trainer Peter Moody is poised for a big afternoon at Caulfield where he will start a clutch of classy runners.
Nikolic accused of threatening witness: Disgraced jockey Danny Nikolic has been accused of threatening a steward who had given evidence against him during an appeal hearing.
Kindness the key for Rockpecker: Trainer Ken Fythe has one instruction for apprentice Tom Sadler when he rides his horse Rockpecker at Caulfield - be kind.
Ross lured back to track by karaoke: Les Ross has returned to training after a four-year absence and will chase stakes success at Eagle Farm with lightly-raced mare Cuddlesome.
Geronimo Jack has street appeal: A few changes to the diet and exercise regimen of Geronimo Jack have helped the Coffs Harbour-trained gelding recapture form.
Group One winner Borderlescott retired: Grand sprinter Borderlescott has been retired and will live out his days on trainer Robin Batiman's property.
Weir picks Tigress Joy for Caulfield: Trainer Darren Weir believes his mare Tigress Joy is poised for another city win and he is hoping she notches it at Caulfield.
Tassie beckons again for Youthful Jack: Trainer Ross Stitt believes seven-year-old Youthful Jack still has plenty to offer as he prepares to return for a two-state summer campaign.
Ronnie Stewart back in winner's stall: Ronnie Stewart has wasted little time making an impact since his recent return to Australia, celebrating a metropolitan success at Newcastle.
Pride to trial former Hong Kong galloper: Hypurr, a well-performed galloper from Hong Kong, will make his first Australian appearance in a Warwick Farm barrier trial.
Schofield move pays off: David Hayes has predicted a bright future for stable apprentice Chad Schofield after the pair combined to win the opening race at Sandown.
Snowden to produce well-bred filly at Farm: Aspen, the first foal out of Golden Slipper placegetter Portillo, has pleased trainer Peter Snowden ahead of her racetrack debut at Warwick Farm.
Nikolic lied to gain advantage: A lawyer has accused jockey Danny Nikolic of lying to suit the occasion and of being petulant and childish during his appeal against a two year ban.
Murphy to make up for lost time: Injury interrupted Lucky Murphy's career almost before it began but his connections are hoping the gelding proves worth the wait.
Buck's heads Hurdle contenders: Champion jumper Big Buck's will attempt to win the Long Distance Hurdle at Newbury for the fourth consecutive year.
Stewards to hear Dettori case next week: French horse racing stewards will meet next week to discuss champion jockey Frankie Dettori's positive drug test.
Black Caviar relation named for racing: The owners of the unraced two-year-old half-sister to Black Caviar have decided on the name Belle Couture for the high-profile filly.
Payne set to return but flags retirement: Group One-winning jockey Michelle Payne says she is "definitely retiring" from riding within two years, but won't let injuries force her out of the saddle.
All The Talk in gear switch for Farm race: Trainer Gary Portelli has decided on gear changes for two-year-old All The Talk who will chase his first win at his home track, Warwick Farm.
Sea Siren favourite for Hong Kong Sprint: Sydney-trained sprinter Sea Siren continues to attract support ahead of the Hong Kong International race meeting.
Rawiller suspension reduced on appeal: In-form Victorian jockey Brad Rawiller has had a 14-meeting sentence for careless riding reduced to six, allowing him to ride at Caulfield on Saturday.
McEvoy confines jockey to Adelaide base: Trainer Tony McEvoy has barred stable jockey Matthew Neilsen from riding his horses in interstate races after he weighed in 1kg over at Moonee Valley.
Conferre in line for fourth straight win: An increase in distance has led to Conferre striking a purple patch of form and trainer Robert Smerdon is hoping her winning streak continues at Sandown.
Eagle Farm and Doomben revamp approved: Eagle Farm and Doomben racecourses are in for a major upgrade after Brisbane City Council approved a $1.2 billion masterplan.
Darley colts on different Guineas paths: Talented colts Epaulette and Albrecht will go their separate ways during autumn campaigns aimed at Group One Guineas races in Sydney and Melbourne.
Pfieffer chasing dream result at home: Trainer David Pfieffer will chance his arm with Dreamworker, scratching the mare from a restricted race to contest the Frank Underwood Cup.
Mount Athos, The Fugue to miss Vase: English stayers Mount Athos and The Fugue are confirmed high-profile scratchings from the Hong Kong Vase.
Gai's Choice to find spark at Eagle Farm: Gai's Choice almost won the Tattersall's Tiara at Eagle Farm and David Pfieffer is hoping a return to the Brisbane track will work wonders for the mare.
King Utah to step up to stakes company: The well-travelled King Utah will face his biggest test when he steps up to stakes company for the first time in the Frank Underwood Cup.
Canali looking to change trainer's luck: Trainer Stephen Brown is hoping his former Darwin sprinter Canali can give him a change of luck at Caulfield.
Bossdon City's career back on track: Brett Cavanough's links to champion mare Black Caviar have played a part in reviving the racing career of a one-time Blue Diamond Stakes favourite.
Schofield has another full book: The announcement by apprentice jockey Chad Schofield he is staying in Victoria has been rewarded with another full book of rides at Sandown.
Moreira booked for Classic lightweight: Joao Moreira has celebrated riding his 200th winner for the season in Singapore with a booking for one of the main chances in the Kingston Town Classic.
Hong Kong awaits Alcopop: Mackinnon Stakes winner Alcopop will be one of the outsiders in the Hong Kong Cup, but his trainer believes he can mix it with the best.
Japan result underlines Cup absence: An international racing expert says a relaxation of quarantine rules are needed if horses who dominated in the Japan Cup are to run in the Melbourne Cup.
Speed Baby continues domination in Malaysia: Fastnet Rock gelding Speed Baby continued the domination of Australian bred gallopers in Malaysiaâ€™s feature races when he ran out the victor of the Malaysian Group 1 Coronation Cup (1600m) at the Perak Turf Club in Ipoh on Sunday.
Arc winner Solemia retired: Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Solemia has been retired from racing after failing to handle the pressure of the Japan cup.
Gentildonna wins the Japan Cup: Japanese filly Gentildonna has led in a local trifecta in the Japan Cup with Red Cadeaux best of three Melbourne Cup runners, finishing eighth.
Cantonese and Moriarty could clash again: The in-form Cantonese has been a revelation for trainer Bjorn Baker who is considering backing him up in the Frank Underwood Cup.
Melbourne beckons for Barakey: Barakey will be aimed at feature sprints during the Melbourne autumn carnival after extending his perfect record to 11 in the Winterbottom Stakes.
Sea Siren ready for Hong Kong assignment: Three-time Group One winner Sea Siren has pleased trainer John O;Shea with her preparation aimed at the Hong Kong International Sprint.
Risk Aversion ready to resume: The Coolmore Classic is the long-term goal for Risk Aversion who will embark on a brief summer campaign at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Nicholls counts on Conti for Gold: Champion jumps trainer Paul Nicholls has a potential star in Silviniaco Conti to help fill the gap left by the retirement of Kauto Star.
Local triumph for Perth's Mr Moet: Perth trainer Adam Durrant has claimed the biggest win of his career with Mr Moet in the Group One Railway Stakes.
Barakey posts 11 from 11 in Winterbottom: Barakey has survived a tense finish to post his first Group One win and extend his unbeaten record to 11.
Harrison outed for careless riding: Tegan Harrison incurred her sixth careless riding suspension since May when she was outed for six meetings by stewards at Eagle Farm.
Steel Zip returns with Keith Noud victory: The judgment of jockey Brad Stewart proved spot-on when Steel Zip made a winning return to racing in the Keith Noud Handicap at Eagle Farm.
Specific Choice a big winner at Rosehill: Specific Choice has given his owners a huge pay day and put his career back on track with victory in the Inglis Bonus at Rosehill.
Criticism fires Rawiller to Valley treble: Jockey Brad Rawiller rode his first city treble since he was an apprentice at Moonee Valley, answering his social media critics.
The White Hope on Magic Millions Cup trail: The Magic Millions Cup is on the agenda for The White Hope after his record-breaking Eagle Farm win on Saturday.
Kulgrinda capitalises on depleted field: Handy sprinter Kulgrinda has made the most of a starting mishap that forced the scratching of her biggest danger to win at Moonee Valley.
Delago Bolt rewards trainer's patience: Delago Bolt has endured more setbacks than most racehorses but trainer James Lyons has never lost faith in the Eagle Farm winner.
Cantonese keeps up winning spree for Baker: Cantonese has claimed his fifth win from his past seven starts and his third in town with an impressive display at Rosehill.
Anxious moments before Real Surreal win: The Magic Millions will be Real Surreal's primary goal after she overcame inexperience to win at Eagle Farm.
Exceptionally set for spring breakthrough: Consistent mare Exceptionally will be looking to make amends for a string of city placings when she runs in the $200,000 Ballarat Cup.
Certitude stakes claim for Magic Millions: Gai Waterhouse has unearthed a leading Magic Millions candidate in Certitude, winner of her first start at Rosehill.
Valley winner spells as Schofield stays: Moonee Valley winner Isabella Snowflake is to go to the paddock until the autumn, but her jockey Chad Schofield will stay in Melbourne.
Orfevre seeking revenge at home: Trainer Yasutoshi Ikee hopes Orfevre can overcome his wayward tendencies when he competes on home ground in the Japan Cup.
Americain to stand at stud in Kentucky: The 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain will stand at Calumet Farm in Kentucky following the sale of a 50 per cent share to a United States breeder.
Crazyonyou to carry Cummings hopes: Racing blueblood Crazyonyou will be at the forefront of trainer Anthony Cummings's small but select Rosehill team.
Patinack Farm shuts Randwick racing office: The Randwick office of Patinack Farm's racing operation has been closed following the departure of its chief executive and racing manager.
Successful Spring Carnival for Emerging Boutique Stud: The Barossa Valley is synonymous with fertile countryside and award winning wines. The district has also built a proud reputation as a premium thoroughbred nursery. Today, Cornerstone Stud is emerging as the latest source of winners from a region with a history of finishing first.
Price looking for big day at the Valley: Trainer Mick Price has overcome an early setback to be among the top six trainers in Australia this season
Two Sugars ready to repeat at Valley: An eight-length win at her last start surprised Two Sugars' trainer Matt Laurie, but he is expecting her form to continue at Moonee Valley.
Valley a tough test for Alpha Proxima: Trainer Leon Corstens is confident Alpha Proxima will be competitive in a tough field at Moonee Valley on Saturday.
Weir confident in Lord of Brazil: Leading trainer Darren Weir believes Lord of Brazil's recent failure at Seymour was simply an aberration.
Fitness no issue for Audacious Spirit: Gillian Heinrich believes some timely rest and recreation has worked wonders for Audacious Spirit.
Summer targets loom for Vandyke pair: Two pre-post favourites trained by David Vandyke will be out to enhance their claims for summer feature race success when they race at Rosehill.
Walter in line for Goulburn Cup hat-trick: Last-start Sydney winner Brightest will spearhead trainer Guy Walter's attempt to win the $100,000 Goulburn Cup for the third consecutive year.
Cornerstone Stud Facebook Page Launched: Cornerstone Stud has taken steps to create a Facebook Page which will help us communicate with various people, whether they are mare owners, fans of the stallions or racing enthusiasts.
Mount Athos favoured in Japan Cup draw: The Luca Cumani-trained Mount Athos, rated an unlucky runner in the Melbourne Cup, has drawn a favourable stall for the Japan Cup.
Congrats Cash Crop: BIG Brown has 'gone global' just in time for buyers to start drawing up their wish-lists for the 2013 yearlings sales series beginning with the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast on January 9.
Patinack Farm jobs safe - for now: An agreement between the directors of Patinack Farm Administration and the company's liquidators has staved off any imminent job losses.
In-form siblings chasing more wins: Sydney jockeys Hugh Bowman and Blake Shinn will be the star attractions at Orange but trainer Frank Hayes hopes to steal some of the limelight.
Barrier brings mare to Melbourne: Adelaide trainer David Balfour was in two minds about where to run Obsidian Dragon, until he saw two contrasting barrier draws.
Strong numbers for juvenile feature: David Hayes has sent an early signal of the strength of his two-year-old team nominating almost 50 youngsters for the Blue Diamond Stakes.
Cantonese enjoying life at the Farm: Cantonese has been racing in career-best form this campaign but trainer Bjorn Baker has refused to take credit for his rise through the ranks.
Shenzhou gets another chance: Shenzhou Steeds will be given the chance to end his current campaign with a win in the Ballarat Cup.
Outstanding opportunity for $10,000 Scholarship to Marcus Oldham: Marcus Oldham invites applications for the $10,000 Marcus Oldham Equine Sports Scholarship 2013.
Improving filly set for class test: A last start midweek victory has earned sparingly-raced filly Tigress Baby the chance to test her mettle in Saturday company.
Winterbottom important test for Travinator: Trainer Daniel Pearce is looking forward to pitting his up-and-coming sprinter Travinator against some polished interstate performers.
Duggan appeals penalty: Apprentice Jenny Duggan has been granted a stay of proceedings after lodging an appeal against a month-long suspension.
Dettori handed temporary French ban: Jockey Frankie Dettori has been temporarily banned from riding in France after a positive test for a banned substance.
Another blow for Nathan Tinkler: Nathan Tinkler's racing operation has been dealt another blow with one of the arms of his thoroughbred business placed into liquidation.
Murray's Sun on a rollercoaster ride: UK-born trainer Bridget Jones says Murray's Sun is the horse of a lifetime and despite his nine years, is still relishing his racing.
Winter King looking to make amends: Former Sydney galloper Winter King will be out to make amends for a luckless last start when he steps out at Moonee Valley.
Cornerstone Reduction at Inglis Summer Sale: Leading South Australian Stud Cornerstone have announced they will be offering 10 well-credentialed broodmares at the upcoming Inglis Sydney Summer Sale on Friday 7 December where selling will commence at 11am.
Ibicenco injured, Sydney Cup in doubt: Sandown Cup winner Ibicenco requires surgery to remove a bone chip and will now miss the Sydney autumn carnival.
More jockeys to be questioned over bets: More jockeys expect to be questioned this week over betting as Victoria's racing integrity commissioner prepares to review the Damien Oliver inquiry.
Bluey to target summer series: Carry Me Bluey is yet to win at stakes level but trainer Norm Hilton has high hopes that might change this preparation.
On the Road: Yearling Inspections: From New Zealand to Central Queensland and across to Western Australia, there are plenty of open roads covered by the Inglis Bloodstock Team in order to inspect every yearling entered for the Australian Easter Yearling Sale.
December Thoroughbred Catalogue Online: The catalogue for next monthâ€™s Inglis Melbourne December Thoroughbred Sale is now online.
Jakkalberry primed for Japan Cup bid: Trainer Marco Botti says there are no concerns about Jakkalberry coming back in distance from the Melbourne Cup to the Japan Cup.
Doctors decide on Dettori's future: French racing's governing body says an independent medical commission is deciding if jockey Frankie Dettori will be banned for a doping offence.
Ballarat to run the other way around: The Ballarat Cup meeting on Sunday will mark the first clockwise race run in Victoria in 60 years.
Vic racing minister demands Oliver review: Victoria's racing minister wants the state racing integrity commissioner to examine allegations Racing Victoria mishandled its inquiry into Damien Oliver.
RV chairman backs stewards: Racing Victoria chief says investigators were correct to resist calls for jockey Damien Oliver to be stood down from riding.
Leading apprentice suspended for one month: In-form apprentice Jenny Duggan has been suspended for one month after stewards completed an inquiry into Kembla Grange Cup ride.
Youthful Jack after more Tasmanian riches: Youthful Jack will travel to Tasmania's summer carnival in defence of his three wins in the state's premier weight-for-age sprints.
McCarthy iron horse for hectic farewell: Trainer Brendan McCarthy is thinking about racing Commanding Time twice in 24 hours, confirming the stayer's reputation as an iron horse.
Zanughan out to continue overseas trend: Zanughan, a Listed race winner in Ireland, is the latest import out to make an impression on Australian racing.
Oliver bares his soul in inquiry: Damien Oliver has spoken of the dark period in his life which coincided with him placing a bet which has led to a 10 month ban.
Weight a burden for Luckygray: trainer: Trainer Gino Poletti is concerned about the history books conspiring against his Railway Stakes topweight Luckygray.
Johnnie Walker rewards Inglis Group 1 Winners: Australiaâ€™s leading thoroughbred auctioneer; Inglis, today announced a partnership with the worldâ€™s leading premium Scotch Whisky, Johnnie Walker.
Jockey Damien Oliver banned for 10 months: Champion jockey Damien Oliver has been banned from racing for 10 months after pleading guilty to placing a $10,000 bet via a third party.
Dettori faces key drugs hearing: Italian Jockey Frankie Dettori is facing a world-wide ban should he be found guilty of using a banned substance at a meeting in Paris.
European stayer in Rosehill trial for Ryan: Former French stayer Martinvast will have his second barrier trial in Australia for trainer Gerald Ryan and the OTI syndicate.
Schofield loses appeal against tube ban: Queensland trainer Nathan Schofield's 12-month ban for his intention to stomach tube Beseech has been reinforced by Victoria's appeals process.
McEvoy in no rush with French import Mouro: Adelaide trainer Tony McEvoy is prepared to give French import Mouro all the time he needs before testing his prowess as a stayer.
Mallyon closing in on race comeback: Star apprentice Katelyn Mallyon is set to return to racing after being sidelined with serious injuries from a race fall since May.
Stewards ready to decide Oliver's fate: Champion jockey Damien Oliver is preparing to front Victorian stewards to answer charges relating to betting.
Rain a boost for mudlark Celtic Dancer: A wet track will create a level playing field for the Noel Doyle-trained Celtic Dancer in the Listed Keith Noud Handicap.
Our Penny Girl to make it two for Charlie: Gerald Ryan identified shuttle sire Myboycharlie as potential topline stallion and he will back his judgment once again with Our Penny Girl at Rosehill.
Chapple-Hyam to train high-priced yearling: The most expensive yearling sold at auction anywhere in the world this year has found a home at Peter Chapple-Hyam's boutique stable.
Fastnet Rock relation wins Randwick trial: Two relations to the leading sire Fastnet Rock have produced contrasting results with the Anthony Cummings-trained Crazyonyou upholding the family name.
Stakes winner No. 17 for Al Maher: Al Maherâ€™s high-class daughter Cabernet scored a very well deserved maiden stakes victory when winning a competitive renewal of the Listed MRC Summoned Stakes on the final day of the 2012 Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival at Sandown.
Mixed reviews about Hurricane Fly return: Top jumper Hurricane Fly made a winning return at Punchestown but it wasn't enough for bookmakers to cut his quote for the Champion Hurdle.
Robert Thompson wins his own race: Jockey Robert Thompson has won the race named in his honour at his ninth attempt, extending his Australian record to 3819.
Darci Be Good getting primed for Villiers: Group One placegetter Darci Be Good can capitalise on his recent Hawkesbury Cup win in Sydney's major summer race, the Villiers Stakes.
Driefontein back for summer campaign: Magic Millions Classic winner Driefontein is back after an aborted spring campaign and is set to trial at Randwick in preparation for her return to racing.
Waller looking at southern stable: Premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller is looking to open a Melbourne stable to accommodate up to 20 horses.
Doncaster surprise target for Lamasery: The Doncaster Mile has emerged as a potential autumn goal for Lamasery whose spring carnival was cut short by injury.
Decision this week on star stayer: A decision on the future of stayer My Quest For Peace will be made this week and depends on whether he is invited to the Hong Kong Internatonal meeting.
Boom first Perth runner for Gollan: Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan's first starter in Perth just happens to be in the Group One Winterbottom Stakes with Spirit Of Boom.
Mount Athos tries for better luck in Japan: Mount Athos will be one of three Melbourne Cup runners to contest the Japan Cup, the richest race in that country.
Al Ferof powers to Cheltenham Gold Cup win: Al Ferof has completed Britain's leading jumps trainer Paul Nicholls' resume with a strong victory in the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham.
Berry and Duggan suspended at Rosehill: Nathan Berry and Jenny Duggan both rode a winner at Rosehill but their days were soured with careless riding suspensions.
Vandyke kicks another goal with Bledisloe: A return to Australian racing continues to agree with Bledisloe after the seven-year-old scored a dashing win at Rosehill.
McEvoy, Snowden take third Sandown Guineas: Kerrin McEvoy and Peter Snowden have combined for their third Sandown Guineas triumph after Tatra scored a determined win.
Veteran Ollie Vollie wins at Rosehill: Country-trained Ollie Vollie beat a horse half his age when he added to his remarkable record with a nail-biting Rosehill win.
Rollout The Carpet takes out 1000 Guineas: Rollout The Carpet made up for losing a Group One on protest last season by winning the 1000 Guineas at Riccarton, nosing out Waterford.
Poste Restante clinches Summer Cup start: Michael Cahill believes the Summer Cup in Sydney is an ideal race for Poste Restante after her easy win at Eagle Farm.
Euroa visit pays big dividends for Berry: A trip to the Euroa training property of David Hayes on Melbourne Cup eve has led to Nathan Berry riding his first winner for the trainer.
Tanby gives Williams more feature success: Lloyd Williams's extraordinary spring canrival ended with another staying success thanks to Tanby in the Group Two Zipping Classic at Sandown.
Catkins wins as Sessions struggles: Catkins has turned the tables on Sessions with a dominant win at Rosehill as the favourite weakened into third place.
Eclair Surprise targets Singapore Cup: Adelaide galloper Eclair Surprise will be given his chance on the international stage after winning at Sandown.
NZ Group One mission for Sacred Star: Sacred Star is in line for a trip to New Zealand for the Group One Levin Classic after proving himself with victory at Rosehill.
Charlie Boy impresses in Rosehill debut: Jockey Glyn Schofield believes two-year-old Charlie Boy can be an autumn carnival contender after an impressive debut win at Rosehill.
Ibicenco wins Sandown Cup for Cumani: Imported galloper Ibicenco has more than justified his trip from England with a strong win in the Sandown Cup.
Hayes has surprise two-year-old winner: A filly who was thought to lack speed and was of questionable appearance has given David Hayes a surprise win at Sandown.
Wilde result on cards for Sandown Guineas: Co-trainer Symon Wilde is optimistic about claiming a second-straight Sandown Guineas with up-and-coming galloper Gold Medals.
Roughie from bush tries his luck in town: Mick Whittle pulled off a major surprise in Melbourne a decade ago and is hoping to cause an even bigger upset at Sandown.
Eclair Surprise to step up in Eclipse: Eclair Surprise passed through the stables of two of Australia's best trainers but has never raced better than he is now for Adelaide's Phil Stokes.
Singapore a lifestyle change: King: Victorian jockey Steven King has been signed to the Singapore Turf Club for 2013, citing a desire to escape the daily grind of Australian racing.
Trial winners all the rage for Rosehill: Gai Waterhouse has unveiled some smart juveniles this season and stable representative Mark Newnham believes Windjammer can join that list at Rosehill.
Rosehill interest high in comeback stayers: Stablemates Shadows In The Sun and Home On A Wing start the long haul back from illness and injury when they resume at Rosehill.
Patinack Farm to sell more bloodstock: Nathan Tinkler's Patinack Farm is to sell another 40 broodmares in a further bid to rationalise its massive bloodstock empire.
Mile record for Biggles misleading: Doyle: Biggles failed as a miler during the winter carnival but trainer Noel Doyle is adamant the trip won't worry him in Saturday's Brisbane Handicap.
Unreserved Reduction Sale of Patinack Farm Broodmares on December 7 at Newmarket: Patinack Farm will sell, UNRESERVED, over 40 mares at the Sydney Summer Thoroughbred Sale .
Huge loss 'not my fault', says Bentley: Former racing chief Bob Bentley says he shouldn't be blamed for Racing Queensland's losses last year, which were six times higher than he had predicted.
Virus shuts down English stable: An English stable has been quarantined following an outbreak of equine herpes virus but authorities say it can be contained.
Fawkner out of Railway Stakes: Emirates Stakes runner-up Fawkner won't be heading to Perth for the Group One Railway Stakes at Ascot.
Sessions out to maintain unbeaten run: Talented colt Sessions will be out to maintain his perfect record when he heads to the races for the third time.
First starters for Myboycharlie: EXCITING Myboycharlie youngster Charlie Boy could be the horse to step forward and claim the vacant title of `boom two-year-old' when he debuts in the ATC Membership On Sale Now Handicap (1100m) at Rosehill tomorrow
Trainer hoping luck will change in Guineas: Moreau will be out to end trainer Dean Binaisse's frustrating run of stakes placings by toppling the boys in the Sandown Guineas.
Prebble chalks up 600th win: Jockey Brett Prebble has followed his Melbourne Cup triumph nine days ago by posting his 600th win in Hong Kong.
Newcastle trainer Hodge fined $5000: Trainer Stephen Hodge has been fined $5000 after a horse from his stable, French Gift, returned a positive swab following a city win at Wyong.
Mourayan chasing sentimental victory: Mourayan is a clear favourite to win the feature race named in honour of his one-time stablemate Zipping, a four-time winner of the former Sandown Classic.
Portelli hopes debutant is All The Talk: Gary Portelli will know more about the autumn prospects of All The Talk after the colt makes his debut at Rosehill.
2013 Sydney Classic Summer Book Catalogue Now Online: The much anticipated Summer Book of the Sydney Classic Yearling Sale is now viewable online HERE
Sepoy and Helmet fees set for Darley: Australian Group One winners Sepoy and Helmet are set to begin their first northern hemisphere season at stud.
Fee set for Frankel at stud: The recently retired Frankel, the world's highest rated racehorse, will stand for more than $190,000 in his first season at stud.
No performance-enhancing drug for Dettori: Jockey Frankie Dettori's failed drugs test does not involve a performance-enhancing substance, his lawyer has revealed.
Up to 10 jockeys placed bets: report: Betting by jockeys is a widespread practice, a well known punter has told a newspaper.
Tinkler prizemoney withheld to pay debts: Race clubs have withheld hundreds of thousands of dollars from Nathan Tinkler's racehorse winnings to offset debts.
ATC confirms agreement with Patinack: Keen to maintain Patinack Farm's place in racing, the ATC has struck a deal with Nathan Tinkler's operation to help keep its debts in check.
Up to 10 jockeys placed bets - report: Betting by jockeys is a widespread practice, a well known punter has told the Herald Sun.
Rain Affair's sibling wins at Hawkesbury: Rain Affair's half-sister Gullible has scored a maiden win at Hawkesbury with jockey Corey Brown believing the filly will improve over more ground.
Streama spelling until the autumn: With Streama in the spelling paddock after succumbing to a bruised heel, stablemate Skyerush will be out to claim a late carnival victory at Sandown.
Gladiator on Summer Cup path: Trainer David Vandyke has set his sights on the Group Three Summer Cup with emerging stayer Maximus Gladiator, who resumes at Rosehill this weekend.
Alcopop beefs up for Hong Kong: Trainer Jake Stephens is preparing for his first international runner with confirmation Alcopop will join the Australian contingent in Hong Kong.
Ironstein looking for the million: Trainer Gerald Ryan is confident his tough stayer Ironstein will give the $1 million prizemoney mark a nudge in the Sandown Cup.
Black Caviar honoured with Cartier award: Black Caviar won Cartier Sprinter Of The Year at the annual racing awards ceremony in London but the prize pool was scooped by Frankel.
Olive shooting for double celebration: Preparing to celebrate a milestone birthday, trainer Nick Olive is hoping Capital Commander can deliver an early present by winning the Snake Gully Cup.
Smerdon fined $10,000: Trainer Robert Smerdon has been fined $10,000 for negligence after a horse in his stable was administered treatment on the day it was due to race.
Dettori tests positive at Longchamp: Legendary Italian jockey Frankie Dettori has failed a drugs test while riding at Longchamp in France, his lawyer says.
Luckygray topweight for Railway Stakes: The 2011 Railway Stakes winner Luckygray has been given topweight of 58kg for this year's renewal and is favourite ahead of Fawkner.
Why multi-millionaire jockeys bet: Damien Oliver has the wealth to match his success on the racetrack, but he still chose to place a comparatively small bet that could end his career.
Fromelles aimed at Sydney staying success: New Zealand mare Fromelles is being aimed at the Sydney summer staying features and is expected to improve as she steps up to 1900m at Rosehill.
Melbourne Cup runners head to Japan: Melbourne Cup runners Jakkalberry, Mount Athos and Red Cadeaux are on their way to Tokyo to contest the Japan Cup.
Handicapper calls for rankings overhaul: The handicapper responsible for Australian input into the official world racehorse rankings says the current system is confusing and needs changing.
Snowden chasing more Guineas glory: Tatra and Proverb can improve on trainer Peter Snowden's Sandown Guineas record which has netted two wins and two placings in the past four years.
Govt says Racing Victoria has enough power: Racing Victoria should have been given more power to investigate wrongdoing, the Victorian opposition says, as a top jockey faces two betting charges.
Forgotten star ready for comeback: Laser Hawk, who led home a subsequent host of spring carnival stars when he won the Rosehill Guineas, will soon embark on a comeback campaign.
Grands Crus poised for winning return: Trainer David Pipe says top hurdler Grands Crus is placed to advantage at Cheltenham in his first major handicap race of a new campaign.
More jockey betting probes under way: Champion jockey Damien Oliver isn't the only rider under investigation for betting on horses.
Jockey Oliver admits betting violation: Champion jockey Damien Oliver has pleaded guilty to two charges including one of betting $10,000 on a horse in October 2010.
New investigative unit for NSW racing: A unit designed to further combat the use of prohibited drugs in thoroughbred racing will be introduced in NSW.
Racing authorities defend EPO claims: Victoria's racing bodies have defended themselves against media claims that blood doping and the use of EPO is rife in thoroughbred and harness codes.
Hay List and his trainer on the mend: Hay List is making a quicker than expected recovery from surgery but his trainer John McNair still needs time to heal properly after a training accident.
Mahisara, Secluded carry Messara hopes: Trainer Paul Messara is hoping Mahisara can close out the Melbourne carnival with a Sandown Stakes win while he is counting on Secluded at Rosehil.
Local chances improve at Sandown: The final meeting of the Melbourne Spring carnival offers the locals a chance to pick up some healthy scraps at Sandown.
Ortensia returns with Caviar in her sights: Ortensia is back in light work in preparation for a return to racing which could start with a Lightning Stakes clash against Black Caviar.
Trainer hoping for Mental redemption: Trainer Peter Snowden is looking to his new sprint star Mental to make amends for a disappointing expedition to Dubai with Sepoy and Helmet.
Hughes sets sights on title defence: Richard Hughes rode 172 winners this year as he claimed the English jockeys' championship and he has promised to chase another title in 2013.
Sea Siren primed for Hong Kong: Triple Group One winner Sea Siren will fly the flag for Australian sprinters at the International meeting in Hong Kong.
Ironstein gets his chance in Sandown Cup: Ironstein will get the chance to run over the Melbourne Cup distance when he lines up in the Sandown Cup.
Luckygray returns to winning form: Perth star Luckygray has returned to winning form ahead of a clash with some classy interstate raiders heading west for the Ascot carnival.
Puissance De Lune headed for light autum: New boom stayer Puissance De Lune will have a light autumn campaign ahead of a spring preparation that is already bristling with expectation.
Pinwheel spearheads Darley's Perth team: Veteran sprinter Pinwheel will spearhead a small Darley team headed to Perth for feature races with his aim being the Group One Winterbottom Stakes.
Sacred Falls retains unbeaten record: Boom New Zealand colt Sacred Falls has kept his unbeaten record intact, claiming the Group One Two Thousand Guineas at his sixth start.
Horse trainers allege widespread EPO use: Trainers have come forward to allege widespread use of performance-enhancing drugs within Australia's horse racing industry.
Reigning surprises in Warwick Farm win: Four-year-old Reigning has arrived in time to score a surprise first-up win for new trainer Bart Cummings at Warwick Farm.
NZ mare makes winning start in Sydney: Holy Moly has made a winning start to her Australian career for John Sargent, with the trainer bringing up his first city win from his new Warwick Farm stable.
Kavanagh lands timely win in Matriarch: Mark Kavanagh's lean spring carnival took a turn for the better with the win of Midnight Martini in the Matriarch Stakes at Flemington.
Parr tactics praised in Soros Farm win: A mid-race move to press forward and assume the lead on Soros paid off for jockey Josh Parr as the favourite raced to a strong victory at Warwick Farm.
Adebisi continues golden run for Forster: Adebisi made a winning return to racing at Eagle Farm, continuing trainer Desleigh Forster's purple patch of form.
Oliver in Group One form despite woes: Embattled jockey Damien Oliver won his third Group One race of the Melbourne spring carnival on Happy Trails in the Emirates Stakes.
Conners posts first 2YO winner for season: Speedy filly Assail has given Clarry Conners his first two-year-old winner of the season at Warwick Farm.
Mental saves the best for last in Classic: Classy sprinter Mental will join the international section of Sheikh Mohammed's racing operation after his win in the Patinack Farm Classic.
Golden Sunshine remains unbeaten at Farm: Trainer Rick Worthington has had to be patient with three-year-old Golden Sunshine due to feet issues but a Warwick Farm win helps to make up for lost time.
Experience counts for Direct Charge: Trainer Robbie Laing produced his third juvenile winner in four years during Melbourne Cup week when Direct Charge won the Maribyrnong Plate.
Stable inspection leads to stipes' inquiry: Trainer Ricky Maund is under investigation following an inspection of his stable that led to the withdrawal of Timely Truce from a Flemington race.
Cecil says Frankel has given him strength: Frankel's final season has given Sir Henry Cecil the strength to carry on as he battles stomach cancer, the trainer says.
Karakatsanis stable raid inquiry adjourned: Victorian racing stewards have adjourned an inquiry involving trainer Con Karakatsanis into the presence of equipment used for stomach-tubing.
Puissance De Lune faces Flemington test: Darren Weir isn't looking too far ahead with Puissance De Lune but will get a guide on the stayer's prospects when he runs in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Adebisi and Easy Running ready for returns: Desleigh Forster has opted to keep Adebisi in Brisbane first-up and expects him to be hard to beat at Eagle Farm ahead of his George Moore Stakes defence.
Baker aims for more home track success: Bjorn Baker has an impressive strike rate on his new home track and gets the chance to keep it up when he saddles three live chances at Warwick Farm.
Fawkner to cap big week for Williams: Flemington specialist Fawkner is a firm favourite to add the Emirates Stakes to the Melbourne Cup win of Green Moon for owner Lloyd Williams.
Gollan hoping for booming Patinack result: Half-brothers Temple Of Boom and Spirit Of Boom will be chasing a Group One result in the same race when they contest the Patinack Farm Classic.
McDonald loses appeal, misses Stakes day: James McDonald has lost his appeal against a careless riding suspension with Brenton Avdulla picking up the Emirates Stakes ride on Secret Admirer.
L'Esprit to make most of second chance: He might be seven years old but L'Esprit has still got what it takes to win races, his Geelong-based trainer Andrew Homann says.
Trainer confirms Southern Speed retirement: Caulfield Cup winner Southern Speed has been retired after suffering a leg injury that forced her to miss the Melbourne Cup.
Streama scratched from Emirates Stakes: Streama has been scratched from the Emirates Stakes with her withdrawal paving the way for the Peter Snowden-trained Free Wheeling to run.
Brooklyn Lodge Dispersal at Inglis Sydney Summer Sale: The 2012 Inglis Sydney Summer Thoroughbred Sale has been boosted by news that Brooklyn Lodge will disperse their Australian bloodstock interests at the auction on Friday 7 December.
Frankel says goodbye to stable life: Unbeaten champion Frankel has left Sir Henry Cecil's Newmarket stable to prepare for life as a stallion at nearby Banstead Manor Stud.
Botti-trained stars for Hong Kong, Japan: Jakkalberry, the first European-trained horse to finish when third in the Melbourne Cup, is set to have his next start in the Japan Cup.
Darci Be Good takes out Hawkesbury Cup: Bede Murray needed to be convinced to start Darci Be Good in the Hawkesbury Gold Cup but was glad he did after the gelding raced to victory.
Wall Street to turn back the clock: Former NZ galloper Wall Street will be out to turn back the clock when he runs in the Emirates Stakes at Flemington.
All Legal powers home at Hawkesbury: Peter Snowden's recent dominance of the Lady's Day Cup at Hawkesbury has been ended by the Kevin Moses-trained All Legal.
Cassidy wins, Singleton forgives: Owner John Singleton sacked jockey Jim Cassidy from the Oaks mount on Dear Demi, only to reinstate him and then watch him win the fillies' classic.
Ironstein out to defend his crown: Gerald Ryan believes Ironstein is a better horse than 12 months ago as he prepares to defend his Queen Elizabeth Stakes crown.
Price pair poised for Farm: The horse who caused a major boilover at Rosehill when he scored at $101 will back-up at Warwick Farm this weekend.
Dear Demi wins VRC Oaks: Filly Dear Demi and her owner John Singleton have both endured some tough times this spring but the pair finally had a change of luck in the VRC Oaks.
Arinosa stands out among the greys: The all-greys race at Flemington on Cup week is always a spectacle and it proved a particularly good one for premier Sydney trainer Chris Waller.
Shamal Wind lives up to promise: Lightly-raced filly Shamal Wind has lived up to the promise shown at her only previous start to score a strong win at Flemington on Oaks day.
Reith confident of more Flemington joy: Christian Reith believes he's a genuine chance to claim his second Group One triumph at Flemington when he rides Tiger Tees in the Patinack Farm Classic.
Honey Flower wins stakes race: The Ross McDonald-trained Honey Flower has prevailed in a driving finish to score her maiden stakes win at Flemington on Oaks day.
Nikolic appeal adjourned: The VCAT appeal hearing into jockey Danny Nikolic's two-year disqualification from riding has been adjourned.
Hayes revives memories of the good days: The promising galloper Niconoise indicated the fortunes of former champion trainer David Hayes could be ready to turn around.
Assessing Physical Features of Yearlings: Caroline Searcy, of Thoroughbred Breeders NSW, recently asked four of Australiaâ€™s leading buyers/ trainers Anthony Cummings and Gerald Ryan; and bloodstock agents James Bester and James Harron, what matters to them as they approach a sale.
Olive keen to test Nat King Cu in town: Trainer Nick Olive is looking forward to testing Nat King Cu in Sydney for the first time on the back of four straight wins on his home track of Canberra.
No decision on Patinack run for filly: Gerald Ryan has never run a filly against seasoned horses in a feature spring race and he is still weighing up whether to do it with Snitzerland.
Dear Demi to brighten Singo's spring: It has been a forgettable spring carnival for John Singleton but filly Dear Demi can turn his luck around with an Oaks victory at Flemington.
Malavio to bounce back at Hawkesbury: Steve Englebrecht is confident Malavio can bounce back from a last start defeat when he lines up in the Group Three Hawkesbury Gold Cup.
Fat Al on target for another Group One: Tommy Berry experienced the thrill of riding in his first Melbourne Cup and now hopes to end Cup week with a Group One Emirates Stakes win on Fat Al.
No more Melbourne Cups for Green Moon: Melbourne Cup winner Green Moon is finished with chasing the richest trophy in Australian racing but his owner is not.
Newitt and Yendall to ride in Singapore: Two of Victoria's most successful jockeys have secured rides in the Singapore Gold Cup for former Australian-based trainer Cliff Brown.
Back to business for Prebble: Melbourne Cup winning jockey Brett Prebble will enjoy a short but sweet stay back home before returning to business as usual in Hong Kong.
McDonald appeals Cup suspension: Jockey James McDonald has appealed his Melbourne Cup suspension over his ride on runner-up Fiorente.
Nikolic decision expected on Thursday: Danny Nikolic's future in racing rests with Victoria's civil court which is hearing his appeal against a two-year disqualification.
Ethiopia sore and sorry after Cup: Australian Derby winner Ethiopia has emerged as the major casualty from the Melbourne Cup but trainer Pat Carey is confident he will recover.
Punters spend $150 million in Cup plunge: Melbourne Cup punters have launched a $150 million betting spree on the race that stops a nation.
Three Melbourne Cup jockeys suspended: Three jockeys - Luke Nolen, James McDonald and Rhys McLeod - have been suspended for their Melbourne Cup rides.
From Palestine to the Cup - again: There'll be no decrease in the flood of European bringing horses to Australia for the big spring races. A Palestinian from England will be first in line.
Handicapper defends Cup weights: Racing Victoria chief handicapper Greg Carpenter says he has been consistent with his weighting of the horses which ran in Tuesday's Melbourne Cup
International triumph or local success?: The Melbourne Cup has been won by an Australian-trained, Irish-bred, English-raced stayer who led home another international clean-sweep.
Quotes from the Melbourne Cup: What was said about the Melbourne Cup.
Prebble wins Cup but won't come home: Hong Kong-based Australian jockey Brett Prebble has realised a cherished dream by winning the Melbourne Cup on Green Moon.
Sadler takes chance to call at Randwick: Edward Sadler was at Randwick to call the picnic race meeting but he made sure he watched his father's Melbourne Cup runner in the big race.
Tourneur in belated carnival victory: Dom Tourneur picked himself up from the disappointment of losing the Alcopop ride to kick home a winner at Flemington on Melbourne Cup day.
Picnic meeting at Randwick draws 7000: The Melbourne Cup day meeting at Randwick was a picnic program but it still attracted celebrities and punters.
Prince a charm for Williams: Owner Lloyd Williams has won his fourth Melbourne Cup as Green Moon shines to upstage the favourites at Flemington.
A Melbourne Cup obsession for Williams: Owner Lloyd Williams has an obsession about the Melbourne Cup, but curiously he doesn't fancy coming to Flemington to watch the race he has won four times.
Melbourne Cup: What the jockeys said: What the jockeys said after the Melbourne Cup.
Amateur riders get chance at Randwick: The picnic race meeting at Randwick on Melbourne Cup day gave amateur jockeys the thrill of riding at the famous Sydney racetrack, many for the first time.
Green Moon wins Melbourne Cup: Melbourne Cup placings as they crossed the line: 1. Green Moon 2.Fiorente 3.Jakkalberry
Oliver rides winner before the Cup: Jockey Damien Oliver has posted a Melbourne Cup day winner amid media reports he has admitted guilt to betting on a rival horse in a race.
Corstens fined over Cup day treatment: Trainer Leon Corstens has been fined by stewards for administering a treatment to his Melbourne Cup runner Zabeelionaire.
Vercoe celebrates first city win: Trainer Simon Vercoe celebrated his first metropolitan win on Melbourne Cup day when Koonoomoo claimed a Group Three race at Flemington.
Brigantin out of Queen Elizabeth Stakes: French galloper Brigantin has suffered a leg injury and will miss the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington.
Williams gets his reward with Cup win: Green Moon has given reclusive owner Lloyd Williams a fourth Melbourne Cup as favourites finish down the track.
Dufficy celebrates win and dreams of Cup: Imported stayer Verdant has won the Lavazza Long Black at Flemington to fuel dreams of a berth in the 2013 Melbourne Cup.
Cup trainer, owners have early success: Outsider Kasane gave trainer Pat Carey and owners Trevor and Terri Delroy an early Flemington success before they tackle the Melbourne Cup with Ethiopia.
Rodd snares first winner on Cup day: Michael Rodd has started Melbourne Cup day on a winning note, kicking home Villa Verde to win the opening race at Flemington.
Tough Tara can win again: Hardy gelding Tara Hickory will be given the chance to end a long but fruitful campaign with a win at his home track of Grafton.
Oliver's carnival takes another twist: The Victorian government has been accused of negligence in not increasing the powers of Racing Victoria in the wake of a betting scandal.
Weather unlikely to mar Cup: Fine weather is expected in Melbourne for the running of Tuesday's Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
Oliver faces ban over betting scandal: Australia's top jockey Damien Oliver could retire from the sport after reportedly admitting he placed a bet on a rival horse.
From refugee to Cup contender: As a boy, former Palestinian refugee Marwan Koukash just wanted to survive. Now he's aiming to win the Melbourne Cup.
Hawkes hoping for a lucky day: Trainer Wayne Hawkes hopes Mackaluckyday can lead the local charge to win the Melbourne Cup, and give him a chance to chat with Camilla.
Big punters back locals in Cup-eve betting: The international grip on the Melbourne Cup may have loosened slightly on race eve with an avalanche of money plunged on local runners.
Kelinni ahead of schedule in Cup bid: Chris Waller has backed his judgment throughout his short but stellar career in Sydney and is now looking to claim Australian racing's richest prize.
Dunaden in peak form for defence: Williams: French stayer Dunaden will be trying to join an elite club of multiple Melbourne Cup winners when he carries top weight in Australia's greatest race.
Boss closing in on Melbourne Cup record: Top jockey Glen Boss will join Bobbie Lewis and Harry White in the Melbourne Cup record books if lightweight Kelinni can win Tuesday's race.
Moraitis looking for another lucky day: High-profile owner Nick Moraitis, who has already won a Melbourne Cup, is pinning his faith in a horse who almost died to win the race again.
Picnics takes centre stage at Randwick: A bush postie will be among a collection of trainers and jockeys mixing it with Sydney eastern suburbs racegoers during a picnic race meeting at Randwick.
Mount Athos strategy to pay Cup dividend: Mount Athos, a horse who has raced only three times this year and hasn't been to the races since August, is one of the top chances for the Melbourne Cup.
What you need to know about the VRC Oaks: What you need to know about the VRC Oaks.
Flemington surface no concern for Weld: Dermot Weld has arrived for his 10th Melbourne Cup mission with a delicate horse he believes can win him the race for a third time.
Second Cup win looms for Delzangles: French trainer Mikel Delzangles has arrived in Melbourne to put the finishing touches on Dunaden for the Melbourne Cup.
Zydeco a firm Oaks favourite after draw: Zydeco kept her place as a solid VRC Oaks favourite after drawing a middle barrier for the $1 million race at Flemington.
O'Briens claim Irish title double: Father and son Aidan and Joseph O'Brien have secured the respective Irish trainers' and jockey's championships.
Light gives de Sousa first Group One: Young jockey Silvestre de Sousa has won a career first Group One race, riding Hunter's Light for his employer Godolphin in Italy.
Vintage Crop changed Cup forever: Vintage Crop's famous Melbourne Cup win opened the door for more European stayers to make the long trip to Australia.
Australian Wilkes trains Breeders' winner: Fort Larned has claimed a hard-fought victory in the Breeders Cup Classic at Santa Anita for ex-pat Australian trainer Ian Wilkes.
Australia's Cup grows in stature: No-one pretends it is one of the world's breed-defining races, but the Melbourne Cup is on its own in the eyes of the world.
Americain works hard, runs hard: French galloper Americain has prepared for his second Melbourne Cup victory with around 180km of trackwork and wants more.
Italian trainer Botti to make his mark: Italian trainer Marco Botti is emerging as a world force in racing and hopes to add the Melbourne Cup to his already impressive list of achievements.
Oliver on the crest of a wave: Damien Oliver goes into the Melbourne Cup on the favourite Americain after his hopes of getting a ride looked forlorn a short time ago.
Cumani in strongest Cup bid yet: Luca Cumani says his Melbourne Cup duo of Mount Athos and My Quest For Peace are his strongest chances yet to win the race.
Thompson talks of Tinkler's money woes: Patinack Farm trainer John Thompson says his boss, embattled millionaire Nathan Tinkler, has struggled to pay his bills for the last 12 months.
A new Dunaden primed for 2013 Cup: The owner of Melbourne Cup champion Dunaden is already preparing a replacement to run in next year's race.
Berry excited to experience Cup day: Nathan Berry will ride Sense Of Pride in a race on the Melbourne Cup undercard before cheering his brother Tommy on in the main event.
Zabeel the key to local Cup hopes: Super sire Zabeel holds the key to a colonial-bred horse winning the Melbourne Cup which will feature eight European-trained contenders.
Unwanted Dunaden a Cup champion: After five trainers and three sets of owners, French galloper Dunaden is set to become one of the Melbourne Cup's greatest champions.
Heathcote keeps faith in Buffering: Bookmakers have taken a set against Buffering in Saturday's Patinack Classic but trainer Robert Heathcote has kept faith in his stable spearhead.
Little Mike causes upset in Breeders Turf: Defending champion St Nicholas Abbey has finsihed third to upset winner Little Mile in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita.
Champion crown for Kauto Stone: The recently retired Kauto Star's younger half brother Kauto Stone has emulated his sibling by winning the Champion Chase at Down Royal.
Webber slams Melbourne Cup obsession: Formula One driver Mark Webber isn't happy with Australia's gambling culture and how obsessed the country has become with events like the Melbourne Cup.
Americain now clear-cut Cup favourite: The 2010 winner Americain has retained Melbourne Cup favouritism after drawing perfectly in barrier 12 for the $6 million race.
Wide draw for Dunaden in Melbourne Cup: Defending champion Dunaden will start from barrier 16 in the Melbourne Cup with the 2010 winner Americain in gate 12.
Eight internationals line up in Cup: Eight overseas horses will take their place in the Melbourne Cup after final acceptances were taken.
Welkom Gold in welcome return to form: Stakeswinning sprinter Welkom Gold has claimed his first victory in more than two years with an all-the-way success at Rosehill.
Cummings wins again after Derby success: Anthony Cummings has followed up his Victoria Derby win with victory in the Yellowglen Stakes at Flemington.
Victoria Derby: What the jockeys said: What the jockeys said after the Victoria Derby.
Apprentice Grace wins at Rosehill: Apprentice Lester Grace was a late arrival for his ride on Bound To Blush at Rosehill but things still turned out for him as he guided the mare to victory.
Missy Longstocking on Millions path: The Magic Millions is on the agenda for Missy Longstocking after she kept her unbeaten record intact and set a class record at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Appearance lives up to her looks: Talented mare Appearance scored a brave victory and increased her value many times over with her win in the Group One Myer Classic.
Anthony Cummings lives the Derby dream: The Anthony Cummings-trained Fiveandahalfstar has won the Victoria Derby at Flemington, beating Super Cool and Rawnaq.
Former Cup favourite scores at Flemington: Alcopop, the favourite for the 2009 Melbourne Cup, returned from sickness and injury to win the Group One Mackinnon Stakes at Flemington.
Sessions makes winning Rosehill return: Talented colt Sessions has been restricted to just two starts so far but maintained his unbeaten record with a first-up win at Rosehill.
Zydeco stakes claim for VRC Oaks: Zydeco has scored a commanding win in the Wakeful Stakes at Flemington, cementing her place as favourite for the VRC Oaks.
Nechita returns to form in Coolmore: Promising filly Nechita and jockey Christian Reith both bounced back in style at Flemington on Saturday.
Import Kelinni earns Cup bonus for Waller: The Irish-bred Kelinni has gained a Melbourne Cup start after winning the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Cummings strikes early with Carbine win: Bart Cummings has tasted victory in the first race of the Melbourne Cup carnival at Flemington with Lunar Rise winning the Carbine Club Stakes.
Delzangles wins Breeders' Cup race: Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Mikel Delzangles has struck paydirt in the United States with Flotilla winning a Breeders' Cup race at Santa Anita.
Southern Speed out of Cup: Southern Speed has suffered a career-threatening leg injury at trackwork while being prepared for the Melbourne Cup.
Winchester to run in Mackinnon Stakes: Imported galloper Winchester will take his place in the Mackinnon Stakes after proving his fitness in front of Racing Victoria officials.
Corey Brown to stop Kiwi raid on Derby: Corey Brown plans to stop the dominance of New Zealanders in the Victoria Derby aboard Honorius in the Flemington Clasic.
Streama in running for carnival back-up: Star mare Streama will contest the Emirates Stakes if she performs to expectations in the Myer Classic at Flemington.
Bargain-buy Sydney sprinter off the market: After costing just $5000, Yellowglen Stakes favourite Howmuchdoyouloveme is now not for sale.
It's A Dundeel the real deal for Derby: It's A Dundeel might not have shown a lot initially but he has quickly turned that around and heads into the Victoria Derby as favourite.
Guineas form points to Mustang success: This year's Rosehill Guineas form has been a benchmark for spring success and trainer Mick Tubman hopes the trend can continue with Merlin Mustang.
Zuccotto to put Oaks on line in Wakeful: Guy Walter, famed for his patience and sense of timing, has Zuccotto trying to stake a claim for the VRC Oaks when she runs in the Wakeful Stakes.
Black Caviar suit to help internationals: Black Caviar's visit to Royal Ascot this year has led trainers of the international Melbourne Cup runners to follow her lead and use a lycra travelling suit.
Fiorente impresses McDonald in Cup gallop: Fiorente, the second of Gai Waterhouse's Melbourne Cup imports, has indicated he is clearly her No.1 prospect in a workout at Werribee.
Warrior set for Stud battle: Trainer Paul Perry will be out to enhance his excellent record in Melbourne when he starts Hidden Warrior at Flemington.
Wray plays lone hand in Flemington ride: On the eve of her first appearance at Flemington, jockey Lauri Wray says women riders will soon dominate the track.
Magic Millions goal for Moroccan Rose: Trainer Gillian Heinrich knows better than most the difference between trial and race form as she formulates a Magic Millions campaign for Moroccan Rose.
Game On Dude out to set record straight: There will be more than a big purse at stake as Game On Dude tries to live up to his favouritism in the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Kauto Star to meet fans at Haydock: Kauto Star will parade at Haydock Park when a statue of the retired champion jumper will be unveiled.
Green Moon likely to start in Cup: Doubts over a Melbourne Cup run for Green Moon have eased after the horse galloped at Moonee Valley.
Improved Red Cadeaux ready for Cup: Red Cadeaux failed by the narrowest of margins in last year's Melbourne Cup but has returned to Australia bigger, stronger and better.
Cup hope Winchester "mildly" lame: Racing Victoria vets will re-examine Melbourne Cup contender Winchester who has been found to be mildly lame in a foreleg.
Rawiller out to go one better in Coolmore: Nash Rawiller was narrowly denied on a John O'Shea-trained colt in the 2011 Coolmore Stud Stakes and will be out to go one better this time around.
Nisos takes on the Derby stars: Under-the-radar gelding Nisos will take on the glamour horses in Saturday's $1.5 million Victoria Derby at Flemington.
Reith happy to be back on Tiger Tees: Suspensions have ruled Christian Reith out of riding Tiger Tees in his past three starts but the jockey is keen to make up for it in the Yellowglen Stakes.
Cummings takes Oliver's Derby advice: The persuasive powers of champion jockey Damien Oliver have convinced Anthony Cummings to give Fiveandahalfstar his chance in the Victoria Derby.
Corstens follows Bart's formula: Bart Cummings has set the program and Leon Corstens hopes following it will produce a major reward in next week's Melbourne Cup.
O'Brien says Santa Anita will suit Abbey: The dry gound at Santa Anita in sunny California should be ideal for St Nicholas Abbey in his defence of the Breeders' Cup Turf
Secret Admirer freshened for Myer task: Grahame Begg says Secret Admirer has freshened up nicely since the Caulfield Cup and expects her to make her presence felt in the Myer Classic.
Best still ahead for Stratana: A setback put paid to plans for Stratana to campaign in Melbourne this spring but trainer Paul Perry believes the gelding's future is bright.
Waller pair chasing Cup berth in Lexus: Chris Waller has two runners, Kelinni and Permit, chasing a Melbourne Cup start via the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Regally bred colt set to shine at Bathurst: Trainer Brett Thompson is confident the wayward Great Choice has turned the corner and is ready to fulfil his potential
Cup is Melbourne's booziest event: report: The Melbourne Cup has been named the city's booziest sporting event, and paramedics say they have to deal with the alcohol-related fallout.
Police urge racegoers to be responsible: Victorian police will be targeting post-event behaviour during Melbourne's Spring Racing Carnival.
Starspangledbanner's fitness in spotlight: Concerns over former Austalian Starspangledbanner's fitness have emerged ahead of his scheduled start in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.
Legendary jumper Kauto Star retired: Champion jumper Kauto Star has been retired in full health with trainer Paul Nicholls describing him as a once in a lifetime horse.
Streama pleases ahead of Myer Classic: Trainer Guy Walter has Streama spot-on to win her third Group One race in the Myer Classic, the race he has targeted for the spring.
Beadman thanks his fans: Darren Beadman has issued a heartfelt statement to thank the fans who have inundated him with well wishes following his retirement from the saddle.
Brown has confidence in Snitzerland: Corey Brown, regular rider of Snitzerland, is confident the filly can justify her favouritism with a Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes victory at Flemington.
Distance a breeze for It's A Dundeel: A shock last start defeat has done little to dent trainer Murray Baker's confidence that It's A Dundeel has the right credentials for the Victoria Derby.
Ocean Park has stranglehold on Mackinnon: Outstanding New Zealander Ocean Park is expected to have little trouble adding the Mackinnon Stakes to his Cox Plate victory.
Berry confident he'll have Cup ride: Gai Waterhouse says she's confident Glencadam Gold will get to the Melbourne Cup which is great news for Tommy Berry who is due to have his first Cup ride.
Boss claims Bendigo Cup on import: Connections of French import Puissance De Lune have their sights on next year's Melbourne Cup following his dominant victory at Bendigo.
Davies hoping for second time lucky: Angela Davies was captivated by filly Shebrings Diamonds from the moment she saw her and is looking forward to her debut at Rosehill.
Oliver makes bright debut on Americain: Jockey Damien Oliver has made a bright start to his partnership with 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain in a gallop at Werribee.
'Too Tough To Lose' the Story of Laurie Morgan: Earlier this month at an Olympic celebration dinner in Canberra, Sports Minister Kate Lundy and Tasmanian Senator, Richard Colbeck, launched a book that's being billed as "a ripper yarn about Australia's best all rounder - as told by his son"
Dunaden shines in Cup gallop: Reigning Melbourne Cup champion Dunaden has come through his final gallop before this year's race in perfect order.
Glencadam Gold to miss Lexus: Trainer Gai Waterhouse has scrapped plans to run Glencadam Gold in the Lexus Stakes but still intends to start in the Melbourne Cup.
Full field for Victoria Derby: New Zealander It's A Dundeel remains a firm favourite for the Victoria Derby after drawing a midfield barrier.
Gollan fined $4000 after positive swab: Leading trainer Tony Gollan has been fined $4000 after Silver Command tested positive to testosterone following his Doomben win last month.
It's A Dundeel tightens in Derby betting: Bookmakers have been forced to revise Victoria Derby betting once again after it was announced the Geelong Classic winner Solemn would miss the race.
Australian horses aim for Hong Kong: Sea Siren leads the Australian charge for the Hong Kong in December, with French stars Dunaden and Americain also in contention.
No handouts as RV protects Cup integrity: Racing Victoria has made no apologies for not paying the expenses of international horses, saying the policy is the best way to attract elite stayers.
Snitzerland one win away from WFA test: In-form filly Snitzerland could be a surprise starter in the Melbourne Cup carnival's richest sprint race if she wins the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Virus puts international runners on alert: A horse who is stabled with the internationals in one of the two quarantine compounds at Werribee has come down with a virus.
Galileo's Choice heavily backed for Cup: Irish stayer Galileo's Choice is the latest Melbourne Cup hope to come in for attention from punters, firming from $26 to $18 after a gallop at Werribee.
Gatewood confirmed for last shot at Cup: English stayer Gatewood could yet run in the Melbourne Cup if he wins the Lexus Stakes at Flemington.
Long break no problem for Mount Athos: Trainer Luca Cumani says the 80-day break from racing before Mount Athos runs in the Melbourne Cup will be no disadvantage.
Game On Dude early favourite for Classic: The Bob Baffert-trained Game On Dude is the early Breeders' Classic favourite to make up for last year's defeat.
Beach therapy ideal for Gold: Waterhouse: Glencadam Gold missed a Flemington trackwork session with trainer Gai Waterhouse sending the Melbourne Cup hopeful to the beach.
Black Caviar Graces the Cover of Vogue: For the first time in its 53-year history, Vogue Australia has featured a horse on its cover - racing's wonder girl - Black Caviar.
Hughes enjoys Leicester four-timer: Richard Hughes's impressive run of form continued at Leicester when he rode four winners at the combined odds of 346-1.
Americain at centre of big Cup plunge: Damien Oliver's Melbourne Cup booking for Americain has sparked a strong betting move for the stayer who now shares favouritism for the race.
Boss in late bid for Melbourne Cup ride: Triple Melbourne Cup winner Glen Boss is making a late bid for a ride in the $6.2 million race on Gatewood.
Portelli to unveil well-bred two-year-old: A half-brother to Group One winner Gold Trail will be out to continue trainer Gary Portelli's winning run when he makes his debut at Rosehill.
Cassidy poised for spring carnival return: Jim Cassidy returns to the Melbourne spring carnival fold to ride Dear Demi in the Wakeful Stakes as she heads towards the VRC Oaks.
Derby favourite still one to beat: Payne: Bookmakers are risking Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel but a rival trainer says the New Zealander is still the benchmark horse in the race.
Fiumicino out to justify Moraitis faith: His best days might be behind him, but Fiumicino still has enough life in his legs for at least one more Melbourne spring carnival campaign.
Bowman puts in hard yards for Cup mount: Hugh Bowman is one of Australia's best riders but he hasn't had much luck in the Melbourne Cup. He says his fortunes can improve this year with Mourayan.
Weld starts campaign for track watering: Irish trainer Dermot Weld has sent his request ahead of him for the Flemington track to be watered more heavily in the countdown to the Melbourne Cup.
Five internationals no closer to Cup start: A total of 46 horses are in contention for a Melbourne Cup start, but five overseas-trained runners could still miss out on the race.
Weld chasing US win with Sense Of Purpose: A return to racing on a firm surface is expected to help the Dermot Weld-trained Sense Of Purpose find form in her Breeders' Cup assignment.
Concerns remain over Thorn Park: Cox Plate winner Ocean Park's sire Thorn Park has suffered a setback as he battles the debilitating hoof disease, laminitis.
Beadman announces retirement: Darren Beadman says he accepts his brilliant riding career is over as he struggles to overcome the effects of head injuries suffered in a fall.
Derby favourite recovers from defeat: Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel has made a full, if slightly slow, recovery from his Moonee Valley lead up run.
Rawiller to ride Southern Speed in Cup: Nash Rawiller will ride Southern Speed in the Melbourne Cup with the mare a confirmed starter following her eye-catching Cox Plate run.
Sprint trip to suit Nechita in Coolmore: John Thompson is confident Nechita can bounce back from her Golden Rose defeat and show her talent over the shorter distance in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Buffering to press on to Flemington: A relieved trainer Robert Heathcote says Buffering has brightened up since his Manikato Stakes defeat and will press on to the Patinack Farm Classic.
Kingsbarns makes hay in Trophy: Trainer Aidan O'Brien has won the final Group One race of the British Flat season, the Racing Post Trophy, with Kingsbarns ridden by his son Joseph.
Internationals sort it out on the track: The international brigade that dominates the Melbourne Cup like never before will define their pecking order in track gallops over the coming week.
Better Than Ready to miss Coolmore: Trainer Kelly Schweida has decided to spell record-breaking colt Better Than Ready rather than contest the Coolmore Stud Stakes as an "afterthought".
Tie The Knot dies aged 18: Thirteen time Group One winner Tie The Knot has died at the age of 18 following complications from colic.
Joseph O'Brien to be named Irish champion: Joseph O'Brien will take the title of Irish champion jockey with nearest rival Pat Smullen's domestic season over.
Famous Name retires on a winning note: Prolific winner Famous Name has been retired after winning at Leopardstown on the same day his little sister announced her arrival on the big stage.
No Joy for Waterhouse mare after wide run: A wide run from a much-publicised deep draw played against More Joyous in the Cox Plate as Pierro was the best of Gai Waterhouse's three runners in third.
All Too Hard's future undecided: Cox Plate runner-up All Too Hard will be given a short autumn campaign before a decision is made on a stud career.
Cox Plate: What the jockeys said: What the jockeys said after the Cox Plate.
Seymour has bonanza at Rosehill: Jockey Nigel Seymour has overcome a leg injury to steer Big Bonanza to victory at Rosehill on Cox Plate day.
Williams's concern for beaten Green Moon: Craig Williams went into the Cox Plate confident of a second-straight win in the race but says Green Moon was a beaten horse a long way from the finish.
Treble to Peter Robl at Rosehill: Jockey Peter Robl has had a field day at Rosehill, combining with trainer Anthony Cummings for a treble at the meeting.
Ocean Park and Boss claim Cox Plate: Ocean Park, a horse with a rare will-to-win and Glen Boss, a jockey with faith and skill, have won the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley.
Silent Achiever springs Valley surprise: Silent Achiever has won the Group Two Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley for New Zealand trainer Roger James and jockey James McDonald.
Aeronautical in overdue win at Rosehill: Aeronautical could have earned an interstate trip with his win at Rosehill which has given trainer Lionel Cohen renewed confidence in his ability.
Vatuvei takes out Moonee Valley Cup: Luke Nolen believes it could be a blessing that Moonee Valley Cup winner Vatuvei is likely to miss a Melbourne Cup start as he'll be better in 12 months.
Super Cool bursts into Derby reckoning: Lightly-raced three-year-old Super Cool raced his way into Victoria Derby calculations with a convincing win in the Mitchelton Wines Vase at Moonee Valley.
Greytfilly the real deal with Doomben win: One-time sceptic Ryan Wiggins is now a believer in the ability of Greytfilly after her spectacular Doomben win.
Hidden Warrior stars in his own right: Hidden Warrior, who once went close to beating Pierro, enjoyed his biggest moment so far on a racetrack with his Cox Plate day win at Moonee Valley.
Rugby League stars at the races: Rugby League stars took over the turf at Rosehill on Saturday, pounding the track for a good cause.
Mourinho back in form for Gelagotis team: Mourinho gave his trainers Peter and Manny Gelagotis a second emotional win in as many weeks when he scored at Moonee Valley.
Never Can Tell makes winning debut: Anthony Cummings had to settle for second at Moonee Valley with two-year-old Diva Dee but it was a different story at Rosehill with Never Can Tell.
Crack A Roadie impresses in Valley debut: Stephen Theodore is excited about the future for Crack A Roadie, describing the two-year-old as the best horse he has trained.
Derby entry in all-the-way Rosehill win: The Victoria Derby is a possibility for Rosehill winner Fiveandahalfstar who has cemented his maiden win with a decisive victory.
Oliver delighted to secure Americain ride: Beleaguered jockey Damien Oliver is hoping his spring carnival has changed direction following his booking for French Melbourne Cup hope Americain.
Starspangledbanner fourth in Mercury: Starspangledbanner could only finish fourth in the Mercury Stakes but that hasn't altered plans to take him to America for the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
Jamie Spencer retained by Qatar Racing: Jamie Spencer has been named as the retained rider for Sheikh Fahad, owner of Melbourne and Caulfield Cups winner Dunaden.
Melham changes plea gets eight: Jockey Ben Melham has amended his plea on a careless riding charge and had a 10 meeting suspension reduced to eight.
Melham out for 10 meetings: Jockey Ben Melham will miss some of the most important race meetings of the spring carnival after being suspended at Moonee Valley.
Kazanluk could head to the Oaks: Darley-owned filly Kazanluk has taken out the Group Two Fillies Classic at Moonee Valley and could progress to the VRC Oaks.
Sea Siren wins her third Group One: Sydney mare Sea Siren has continued her impressive winter form in Queensland by winning the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Angelic Light shows talent in Crockett: Lightly-raced filly Angelic Light has taken the step to stakes company at just her fourth start, racing along the rail to win the Crockett Stakes.
Sea Siren wins Manikato Stakes: Sea Siren, winner of two Group One races during the Brisbane winter carnival, has made a brilliant start to her spring, winning the Manikato Stakes.
Sea Lord takes away trainer's pain: Consistent galloper Sea Lord has eased the pain of a crushed toe for trainer Steve Brown with his win at Moonee Valley.
Big doubts on Cox Plate 3YOs: rival owner: Jockey Craig Williams will be allowed to ride his own race aboard the Cox Plate second favourite Green Moon in the $3 million weight-for-age race.
Hayes hoping for upset in Valley Vase: Prisoner Of War faces a daunting task against It's A Dundeel but David Hayes is banking on the hot favourite having an off day.
Cox Plate win to complete McLeod comeback: Jockey Rhys McLeod has graduated from an infamous blunder at Moonee Valley to a ride in the $3 million Cox Plate.
More Joyous can still win: Singleton: A relaxed John Singleton now believes his star mare More Joyous can win the Cox Plate, despite starting from an outside barrier.
Skyerush out to confirm Group One target: Skyerush is likely to back-up in the Group One Myer Classic at Flemington if she performs to expectations in a mares race on Cox Plate day.
Waller aims for career milestone in Plate: Chris Waller has conquered Sydney racing with successive premiership wins and having a Cox Plate runner represents another highlight of his career.
Pierro ride six months in making: Brown: Corey Brown thought his chances of riding Pierro were remote at best because he couldn't commit to riding trackwork for the colt's trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Waterhouse loses blue blood juvenile filly: Forget Me Not, a potential headline two-year-old for trainer Gai Waterhouse, has been euthanised after breaking down in a barrier trial.
Bonanza has Big shoes to fill at Rosehill: Wyong gelding Big Bonanza may not be in the same class as Sincero but they share more than just a home training track.
Rail position could hinder Poste Restante: The positioning of the running rail at Doomben on Saturday could hinder the chances of Poste Restante, says trainer Desleigh Forster.
Newitt vigour the key for import Ibicenco: Plodding English stayer Ibicenco is bidding for a Melbourne Cup start when he runs at Moonee Valley.
Fullerton set for Queanbeyan breakthrough: After a run of placings, the Nick Olive-trained Fullerton is poised for an overdue win in the Defence Force Cup at Queanbeyan.
Fictional Account to wait for Lexus: Fictional Account is an unlikely runner in the Moonee Valley Cup with trainer David Hayes leaning towards saving her for the Lexus Stakes.
Rangi decision not Crystal clear: Rangirangdoo could easily be lining up in the Cox Plate but trainer Chris Waller is comfortable with his decision to tackle a support race instead.
McEvoy chasing Grand Slam in Plate: Kerrin McEvoy is striving to join an elite list of jockeys to have won the four majors in Australian racing when he rides Happy Trails in the Cox Plate.
Pierro will rebound: Waterhouse: Trainer Gai Waterhouse believes star colt Pierro's recent loss will help him when he tackles Saturday's $3 million Cox Plate.
Malavio to follow Referral path: Trainer Steve Englebrecht is keen to have a shot at more feature race success with Malavio, provided he isn't weighted too harshly.
McDonald excited about first Cox Plate day: James McDonald is looking forward to reuniting with It's A Dundeel at Moonee Valley, not to mention taking his first Cox Plate ride on Glass Harmonium.
All Too Hard is all too valuable: Valuable colt All Too Hard was kept away from any distractions ahead of his bid for a Cox Plate victory at Moonee Valley.
Mental ready for big first-up showing: Dual stakeswinner Mental has to take on Buffering in the Manikato Stakes but Paul Snowden still has high hopes he can fulfil his Group One potential.
Gatewood gets 1kg Melbourne Cup penalty: Gatewood is not assured of a Melbourne Cup start but has moved up the order of entry after getting a 1kg penalty for his Geelong Cup win.
Get your Horse in Optimum Condition with BB Formula: Ray Wilson has long been involved with horses and the racing industry and after spending 15 years in the USA purchasing horse products for clients, heâ€™s very happy to now be providing top quality products here in Australia.
Outside draw no concern for Tara: Trainer Hunter Kilner expects tough gelding Tara Hickory to again prove hard to beat at his home track of Grafton.
First Foals for Son of Fastnet Rock: Therock stood his debut year in Western Australia before being secured by Bombora Downs on the Mornington Peninsula and being offered to Victorian Breeders.
Danedream decision in the new year: New Year's Day will bring a decision on whether Danedream will resume her career after being quarantined at Cologne Racecourse.
Dunn and Schofield suspended at Geelong: Dwayne Dunn and Chad Schofield both incurred careless riding suspensions on Geelong Cup day and will miss Derby day at Flemington.
Rail at three metres for Cox Plate day: The Moonee Valley running rail will be moved out three metres for the Cox Plate meeting which follows the Manikato Stakes the previous night.
Women dominate at Warwick Farm: Jenny Duggan's good form has continued with a riding treble at Warwick Farm with fellow apprentice Alysha Collett also making her mark.
Gatewood wins Geelong Cup: The English galloper Gatewood has made it a third successive Geelong Cup for international raiders and out himself in line for a Melbourne Cup penalty.
Solemn shows Derby potential at Geelong: Three-year-old Solemn has emerged as a Victoria Derby candidate with a last-to-first win in the Listed Geelong Classic.
Parr seizes opportunites at Rosehill: Josh Parr is taking advantage of the defection of some big name Sydney jockeys to Melbourne for the Cox Plate to make his mark at the Rosehill meeting.
Boss doesn't fear youngsters in Cox Plate: Glen Boss expects Green Moon and More Joyous to provide stiffer opposition to his Cox Plate mount Ocean Park than the trio of three-year-olds in the race.
Buffering primed for Group One destiny: A clean start is the key to a big finish for Buffering with his jockey Hugh Bowman keen to make sure there are no mistakes in the Manikato.
Nolen uninjured in Geelong fall: Melbourne's premier jockey Luke Nolen has escaped injury in a fall at Geelong just days out from the Moonee Valley double header.
Gai's Cup import in good order: Gai Waterhouse has issued a glowing report after inspecting her Melbourne Cup import Fiorente in quarantine at Werribee.
Memorable Cox Plate moments: Memorable Cox Plate moments
Lovers' tiff, says Waterhouse: Gai Waterhouse has described her disagreement with John Singleton over the Cox Plate barrier for More Joyous as a "lovers' tiff".
Mosheen retired: Four-time group one winner Mosheen has been retired and will go to Japan in the new year to be served by stallion Deep Impact.
Sea Siren pleases in Moonee Valley gallop: Dual Group One winner Sea Siren has had a look around Moonee Valley in a trackwork gallop and pleased her connections ahead of the Manikato Stakes.
All Too Hard missing from Derby entries: The spring campaign of All Too Hard is set to finish with the Cox Plate after he was left out of the latest stage of pay ups for the Victoria Derby.
Ironstein a flagbearer for Aussie stayers: Veteran stayer Ironstein, out to press his Melbourne Cup claims at Moonee Valley, shows not all local horses conform to the Australian racing pattern.
All Too Hard given green light for Plate: A pleasing trackwork gallop was enough for three-year-old All Too Hard to get the green light from trainer John Hawkes to line up in the Cox Plate.
It's A Dundeel to run in Derby lead-up: Victoria Derby favourite It's A Dundeel will have his first Melbourne start in a Cox Plate day support race at Moonee Valley.
Cup path via Geelong for Maluckyday: The 2010 Melbourne Cup runner-up Maluckyday will test his credentials for this year's race against international opposition in the Geelong Cup.
Fabulous first book for Dream Ahead: The first Australian book of Dream Ahead (USA) is rapidly coming to a close following an outstanding response to the five-time European Group 1 winner.
Green Moon set for Plate battle: Williams: Big-race specialist Craig Williams has described his Cox Plate mount Green Moon as a horse he would go to war with.
Blinkers go on Sincero in Cox Plate: Dual Group One winner Sincero will wear blinkers on raceday for the first time in this preparation in the Cox Plate.
Laine and Setta Rocks out for city success: Setta Rocks, once considered a suspect stayer, will be out to brihg her Queanbeyan Cup-winning form to Warwick Farm
Bookies backing Frankel team in top awards: A campaign has begun to propel wonder horse Frankel and the team behind his success into the consciousness of mainstream sporting fans.
All Too Hard to run in Cox Plate: Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard will run in the Cox Plate with the weight-for-age feature likely to have a capacity field of 14.
Ambidexter thriving in Melbourne surrounds: The Emirates Stakes is the spring mission for Ambidexter who makes his Melbourne debut in the Crystal Mile at Moonee Valley
All Too Hard not certain Plate runner: All Too Hard is not confirmed for the Cox Plate but co-trainer Wayne Hawkes would look forward to the challenge should the colt take his place in the race.
European-style Cup at Geelong: With only seven runners and with three of them from Europe, the Geelong Cup has a distinct international flavour.
Sea Siren ready for Manikato: A trip to Hong Kong is on the agenda for dual Group One winner Sea Siren who will challenge Buffering in the Manikato Stakes.
Chantal Sutherland retires from riding: Chantal Sutherland, America's leading female jockey, has announced her retirement saying she is ready to start a new chapeter in her life.
Dunaden still favourite after Cup penalty: Caulfield Cup winner Dunaden has been penalised 1kg for the Melbourne Cup and will carry 59kg at Flemington.
Excelebration to target Breeders' Cup Mile: Trainer Aidan O'Brien has his sights set on the Breeders' Cup Mile as the next start for Queen Elizabeth II Stakes winner Excelebration.
Cirrus Des Aigles bound for Hong Kong: Cirrus Des Aigles, who went down fighting against Frankel in the Champion Stakes, is set for a return to Hong Kong.
Dettori ends permanent tie with Godolphin: After riding nine English classic winners in 18 years, Italian jockey Frankie Dettori is no longer a permanent rider with the famed Godolphin stable.
Frankel to prepare for new career: Tributes have continued for the Frankel team as the horse now prepares for a new life as a stallion at Prince Khalida Abdullah's stud.
Callanish makes it eight from eight: Callanish has won the Listed Seymour Cup to remain unbeaten in eight starts while Texan Warney has claimed his third consecutive Horsham Cup.
Geelong Cup depleted but classy: As few as seven runners could face the starter in Wednesday's $300,000 Geelong Cup, among the the French pair Brigantin and Tac De Boistron.
Cox Plate focus now for Southern Speed: Trainer Leon Macdonald has switched his sights on the Cox Plate with Southern Speed and has no regrets about missing the Caulfield Cup.
Vase start likely for It's A Dundeel: It's A Dundeel is likely to contest The Vase at Moonee Valley but a final decision won't be made until after he is tested in a gallop at the track.
O'Sullivan now looking at Geelong for mare: Trainer Terry O'Sullivan is looking at starting Exceptionally in the Geelong Cup with only a small field expected for the $300,000 feature.
Dunaden's Cup and jockey secure: Jockey Craig Williams will definitely ride Dunaden in the Melbourne Cup despite suggestions on social media that he was considering an alternative.
Excelebration gets his name in lights: Excelebration has notched a significant Group One win in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot after spending much of his career chasing Frankel.
Buffering primed for Manikato: An elusive Group One win in Friday night's Manikato Stakes is within the reach of Buffering according to trainer Robert Heathcote.
Form around Are You Sure strong: Are You Sure goes into the Coonabarabran Cup off a strong form line from his last start in Sydney.
A double to Dermot Weld at Ascot: Dermot Weld has shown why he is such a renowned trainer with a double on Champions Day at Ascot with Rite Of Passage and Sapphire.
Magnificent Frankel powers to 14th win: Wonder horse Frankel has retired to stud after winning the Group One Champion Stakes at Ascot in England, his 14th win rom 14 starts.
Smerdon questioned as Shewan withdrawn: Trainer Robert Smerdon has been quizzed after stewards ordered Shewan to be scratched from a Caulfield Cup day engagement.
Alcopop does connections proud in Cup: Connections of Alcopop got excited as the stayer hit the front in the Caulfield Cup but were still proud of his effort in finishing a gallant second.
Streama returns to peak form at Caulfield: Sydney mare Streama made a timely return to form with an all-the-way win in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Freeman-Key outed for winning ride: Robyb Freeman-Key has been suspended for her winning ride on Famous Seamus in the Lightning Handicap at Randwick.
Caulfield Cup: What the jockeys said: What the jockeys said after the Caulfield Cup.
Williams produces a ride to remember: Jockey Craig Williams has a special affinity with French stayer Dunaden and it was on show at Caulfield as the pair combined for a thrilling Caulfield Cup win.
Kathy O'Hara wins Nivison for Darley: Kathy O'Hara has ridden Quidnunc to victory in the Nivison at Randwick to claim a rare win for a female jockey on a Darley horse.
Famous Seamus scorches in Lightning win: Famous Seamus has won the Llightning Handicap at Randwick to give jockey Robyn Freeman-Key her first stakes success.
O'Shea's bold plans for Lightinthenite: Lightinthenite has passed his first middle-distance test with flying colours to be set on a long-term path towards next year's Caulfield Cup.
Crafty Irna wins Tatts Cup in tight finish: Ron Quinton has trained Crafty Irna to win the City Tattersalls Club Cup, more than 40 years after he won it as a jockey.
Dunaden defies history in Caulfield Cup: French champion Dunaden has added the Caulfield Cup to the Melbourne Cup crown he won a year ago, becoming a legend of the Australian turf.
Better Than Ready sets Randwick record: Better Than Ready has set a 1200m record at Randwick to put himself in line for a Group One start in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Howmuchdoyouloveme a star in the making: Sydney sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme will back up in Melbourne's biggest spring sprints after his victory at Caulfield.
Cahill tips bright future for Reflectance: Leading jockey Michael Cahill believes Reflectance will be competitive in Group-class races after his dominant Eagle Farm win.
Williams impressed with Whateverwhenever: A Group Three win over King's Rose at Caulfield is likely to force trainer Liam Birchley to raise the stakes with Whateverwhenever.
Alzora gives Hayes a spring carnival boost: Former premier trainer David Hayes has had a welcome big-race success thanks to the filly Alzora in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.
Tommy Berry wins first race at Randwick: Tommy Berry has put the disappointment of not riding in the Caulfield Cup behind him to win on two-year-old Sweet Idea at Randwick.
Hvasstan wins after trainer's tragic week: Hvasstan has raced his way into Victoria Derby calculations with an emotional victory in the Norman Robinson Stakes at Caulfield.
Al Aneed repays Boss faith in Gothic: Three-year-old Al Aneed has rebounded from a disappointing last-start performance to win the Listed Gothic Stakes at Caulfield.
Oliver bid for riding fee undecided: Stewards have ruled Damien Oliver's bid for winning or losing fees relating to My Quest For Peace must be decided in court.
Sell-out crowd expected for Frankel: Wet ground at Ascot is the only threat to Frankel signing off his stellar career with his 14th win from 14 starts in the Champion Stakes.
AFL footballers fear losses in bet scheme: AFL footballers who invested in betting syndicates are frustrated by lack of returns.
Jockey lets Frankel do the talking: Don't expect Irish jockey Tom Queally to step forward to claim the credit if racing superstar Frankel's 13-race unbeaten run continues on Saturday.
Gatewood moves closer to Cup start: Southern Speed has been scratched from the Caulfield Cup and doubts remain over Americain moving Gatewood closer to a start.
Daytona Grey left to fly flag for McDonald: Trainer Leon McDonald will switch his Caulfield Cup day focus to promising three-year-old Daytona Grey after Southern Speed's scratching.
Southern Speed out of Caulfield Cup: Defending titleholder Southern Speed has been withdrawn from the Caulfield Cup and will instead run in the Cox Plate.
UK star Presvis dies after colic attack: Presvis, a star of international racing with important Hong Kong and Dubai wins during his career, has died from colic.
Barrier a concern for Mosheen's trainer: Star mare Mosheen bounced back to form last start and trainer Robert Smerdon believes she's nearing her peak once again ahead of the Tristarc Stakes.
Mosse adds to Americain Caulfield intrigue: French jockey Gerald Mosse says the Caulfield Cup will present a serious challenge for high-class stayer Americain.
Age no barrier to Winchester: Sadler: Trainer John Sadler says Winchester will need some luck but thinks the veteran stayer is not without a chance in the Caulfield Cup.
Fillydelphia gives Heathcote new challenge: Robert Heathcote says it will be difficult to coax Fillydelphia back to winning form at Eagle Farm following her costly first-up defeat.
Less Is More poised deliver in Cup: Less Is More is the latest imported galloper who will be out to leave his mark on Australian racing when he contests the City Tattersalls Club Cup.
Howmuchdoyouloveme ready for biggest test: Lightly-raced Howmuchdoyouloveme will be out to continue his rise to prominence when he faces his biggest test in the Group Two Caulfield Sprint.
Jakkalberry adds Italian flavour to Cup: In a year in which Italian horses are making their Australian spring debuts, the classy Jakkalberry is emerging as a likely star.
'Charlie Sells, Commanding Win: Breeders who sent their mares to Myboycharlie in his first season in the UK are experiencing some massive returns on their investments at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale at Newmarket.
Derby hopefuls set to clash at Caulfield: Jimando continues on his Victoria Derby path in the Norman Robinson Stakes, a race where Sydney and Melbourne three-year-old staying form will meet.
Big Brown Brings Up 10: Big Brown sires another 2YO Winner! Big Brown's tally of individual 2YO winners from his first crop has reached double figures after flying filly Get Me A Cocktail bolted in to win in the USA overnight.
Nicholls harbours doubts over Kauto Star: A firm decision on the racing future of Kauto Star is still at least a month away but trainer Paul Nicholls has expressed his first doubts about a return.
Frankel heroics a genuine tonic: Cecil: Trainer Sir Henry Cecil says training the unbeaten Frankel has been a positive distraction in his ongoing battle against illness.
Heavy ground a worry for Frankel farewell: A track which could be rated in the heavy range will create uncertainty in the Frankel camp as the thoroughbred superstar prepares to bow out of racing.
Star-studded nominations for Geelong Cup: The Geelong Cup has emerged as a significant pointer to the Melbourne Cup in the past decade and has attracted a strong list of 23 nominations.
Southern Speed capable of Cup defence: Trainer Leon McDonald says Southern Speed is in better form now than when she won the Caulfield Cup last year.
Female jockeys to vie for Gosford bonus: Four female jockeys will give the trainers and owners of the horses they will race aboard a chance at a $6000 bonus at Gosford.
Kabayan at top of his game for Caulfield: Top jockey Nash Rawiller expects last start Group Two winner Kabayan to relish getting to 2000m in the Norman Robinson Stakes at Caulfield.
Randwick race to be defining for Fiumicino: Three-year-old Jolie Bay is aiming for back-to-back stakes wins at Randwick while veteran stablemate Fiumicino's performance could determine his future.
Cassidy dismisses Cup barrier: Jockey Jim Cassidy says he is unconcerned about riding Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold from a wide barrier on Saturday.
Corey Brown sheds weight for Cox Plate: Jockey Corey Brown is confident he'll make the weight for the supreme weight-for-age test on Saturday week, with a strict diet and exercise regime
Avdulla's soft spot for Cup hope no Secret: Brenton Avdulla kicked off his riding career as an apprentice at Caulfield and hopes to win the track's flagship race aboard Secret Admirer.
Charity Boxing, a Smashing Success: The event attracted a great crowd and the atmosphere was amazing with everyone rising to the occasion.
Ascot track soft for Frankel farewell: A afot track is expected for Champions Day at Ascot featuring what is scheduled to be the final racetrack appearance of superstar Frankel.
More Joyous, Proisir star at Valley: Any fears that champion mare More Joyous may have come to the end of her tether at her last start have been put to rest by trainer Gai Waterhouse.
Henry Cecil also a drawcard at Ascot: Frankel's trainer Sir Henry Cecil has endeared himself to the English racegoing public almost as much as his superstar horse.
Oliver seeks fee after being sacked: Jockey Damien Oliver has made an application to be paid whatever percentage of the prizemoney he might have been eligible for in the Caulfield Cup.
Afsare out of Cox Plate: The Luca Cumani-trained Afsare has been ruled out of the Cox Plate with a fetlock injury, robbing the race of an internationally-trained runner.
Americain Cup start depends on track: Connections of Australian-owned French stayer Americain will withdraw the horse from the Caulfield Cup if the track is too hard.
Star of Giselle now problem-free: Star Of Giselle has continued her winning ways at Caulfield, showing no signs of the back problems that have plagued her career.
Jenny Duggan wins on her birthday: Apprentice Jenny Duggan has contined her good form and celebrated her birthday in style with a winner at Canterbury.
Fiveandahalfstar Melbourne-bound: A midweek maiden win at Canterbury is expected to be the launching pad to a Melbourne campaign for the Anthony Cummings-trained Fiveandahalfstar.
No more concerns for Free Wheeling: Free Wheeling has continued his path towards the Group One Emirates Stakes with a Listed victory at Sandown.
Maluckyday likely to go to Geelong: The 2010 Melbourne Cup runner-up Maluckyday is likely to head to the Geelong Cup for his final lead-up race before another shot at the Melbourne Cup.
Oliver defies controversy in Guineas win: Champion jockey Damien Oliver has defied the betting controversy surrounding him to win the Group One Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Sertorius making up for lost Cox Plate: Promising galloper Sertorius has scored his fifth win from his past five starts, taking out the Bluecross Plate at Caulfield.
Berry confident of Tatts Cup chances: Tommy Berry would have loved to be riding in the Caulfield Cup but will instead be chasing a Listed win in Sydney on Western Symbol.
Moody pleased with Cup draws: Peter Moody says the barrier draws suit the different racing patterns of his three Caulfield Cup contenders.
Red Cadeaux Cup ride available: Trainer Ed Dunlop is looking for an Australian jockey to ride 2011 Melbourne Cup runner-up Red Cadeaux in this year's race.
Paraplegic jockey back in the saddle: Kristy Banks was left a paraplegic after an accident in a Toowoomba horse race. Less than a year later, she's back in the saddle.
Glencadam Gold eases for Caulfield Cup: Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has drifted in betting markets after drawing a wide barrier for the $2.5 million race.
Glencadam Gold draws wide in Caulfield Cup: Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has suffered his biggest setback since coming to Australia, drawing barrier 21 in the big race
Lemaire could ride Shahwardi in Cup: Reigning Melbourne Cup winning jockey Christophe Lemaire has been named as the possible rider for Shahwardi this year.
Win or lose, Frankel to remain top rater: The unbeaten Frankel will retain his all-time high Timeform rating whether or not he finishes his career with victory in the Champion Stakes.
Spechenka chasing Cup berth via Randwick: Trainer Ben Ahrens is looking at the Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick as way to try to boost Spechenka's chances of sneaking into the Melbourne Cup field.
Nikolic stay application rejected: The public interest would not be properly served if banned jockey Danny Nikolic was granted an application for a stay of proceedings, a judge has ruled.
Close relation to Black Caviar to debut: Scandiva, a filly with close family ties to Black Caviar, is set to have her first start at Caulfield in the Debutants Stakes.
Moody not afraid of Glencadam reputation: Trainer Peter Moody believes he has his best chance of a win in one of Melbourne's major races when he saddles three Caulfield Cup runners.
Fiveandahalfstar to clinch Melbourne trip: A trip to Melbourne awaits Victoria Derby entry Fiveandahalfstar so long as he can break through at Canterbury.
Hot Snitzel out to boost Ryan spring team: Talented sprinter Hot Snitzel will be among trainer Gerald Ryan's Melbourne carnival reinforcements if he races to expectations at Randwick.
Maybe Discreet ticks Guineas boxes: Adelaide filly Maybe Discreet can continue her winning form in the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield, trainer Phillip Stokes says.
Corstens backs Oliver to deliver on Jewel: Trainer Leon Corstens says Damien Oliver is the best jockey he could have aboard Commanding Jewel for the Thousand Guineas at Caulfield.
Afsare struggling to overcome leg injury: The Luca Cumani-trained Afsare is involved in a race against time to be fit for the Cox Plate.
Secret Admirer in Cup gear switch: A track gallop in winkers has convinced trainer Grahame Begg to employ a gear change on top mare Secret Admirer in the Group One Caulfield Cup.
Japan on agenda for Joshua Tree: The Japan Cup is a more likely target than the Breeders' Cup for Joshua Tree, winner of the Canadian International at Woodbine.
Frankel facing biggest test in last race: Unbeaten equine superstar Frankel faces his biggest test in his career finale in the Champion Stakes at Ascot, his 14th race.
Hughes joy at magnificent seven: British champion jockey in waiting Richard Hughes has racked up seven winners from eight rides at Windsor.
Ironstein out of running for Caulfield Cup: There will be one less horse for Melbourne Racing Club officials to pick from when deciding the Caulfield Cup field with Ironstein to miss the race.
Guineas winner not certain to run in Plate: Caulfield Guineas winner All Too Hard is yet to be confirmed as a certain runner in the $3 million Cox Plate.
Fringe Cup horses in moment of truth: A race far removed from the Victorian spring carnival spotlight could help provide a Melbourne Cup lifeline for half a dozen horses.
Dunaden behind time but can win Cup: Trainer Mikel Delzangles believes Dunaden is slightly behind in his preparation for the Caulfield Cup but is confident the horse will run well.
Joshua Tree wins Woodbine International: Joshua Tree has won the Canadian International in Toronto for trainer Marco Botti who has his first Australian runner in the Caulfield Cup.
Barrier blow for Dear Demi in Guineas: Trainer Clarry Conners says Jim Cassidy will have to use all of his experience if Dear Demi is to overcome a wide draw in the Group One Thousand Guineas.
Owner replaces Oliver in Caulfield Cup: Prominent racehorse owner Terry Henderson says he has replaced jockey Damien Oliver in the Caulfield Cup because it suits his horse.
Flying Spur retired from stud duties: Fertility issues have ended the stallion career of Flying Spur who will spend his days in retirement at Arrowfield Stud.
Famous Seamus to step up at Randwick: Famous Seamus can begin to live up to trainer Noel Mayfield-Smith's high opinion when he runs in the Lightning at Randwick.
Dunn trying to shed kilos: All Too Hard's jockey Dwayne Dunn will go hungry for the Cox Plate ride on the colt as long as he can maintain his strength,
Better Than Ready sizzles in gallop: Better Than Ready has prepared for a trip to Sydney for the Brian Crowley Stakes with a sparkling raceday gallop at Doomben.
Trainer delighted with Dunaden: Melbourne Cup winning trainer Mikel Delzangles is pleased with the condition of his Caulfield Cup runner Dunaden ahead of the $2.5 million race.
Melbourne Cup hopefuls at Randwick: The City Tattersalls Cup at Randwick could provide a clearer picture for the Melbourne Cup aspirations of Dare To Dream and Permit.
Say No More out of carnival: A leg injury has forced dual New Zealand Group One winner Say No More out of a planned trip to Melbourne for the Myer Classic at Flemington on Derby Day.
Improvement expected from Streama: Guy Walter is looking to Streama to improve on her last start Sydney effort when she makes her Melbourne debut in the Tristarc Stakes at Caulfield.
Williams takes over from Oliver on Moon: Owner Lloyd Williams has sacked Damien Oliver from the ride on Green Moon in the Cox Plate, replacing him with Craig Williams.
Aaim To Prosper wins second Cesarewitch: Aaim To Prosper has become the first horse to win the gruelling Cesarewitch twice with Kieren Fallon getting everything out of the eight-year-old.
Dawn Approach wins Dewhurst: Dawn Approach's win in the Dewhurst Stakes has been followed by confirmation the Sheikh Mohammed-owned colt will stay with trainer Jim Bolger.
Camelot expected to stay in training: Camelot is back at home at Coolmore Stud and is expected to return to training when he recovers fully from colic surgery.
Oliver off Cox Plate ride amid bet claims: Jockey Damien Oliver, who has been accused of betting against himself, has lost a ride on a top fancy in the Cox Plate.
McDonald suspended until Cox Plate eve: Jockey James McDonald will miss next weekend's Caulfield Cup meeting for causing interference in the Caulfield Guineas.
Allen makes perfect start to Sydney: Apprentice Anthony Allen has ridden a winner for Anthony Cummings at Rosehill on the first day of his three-month stay with Gerald Ryan.
Shahwardi draws first blood for foreigners: Shahwardi, a stablemate to the 2010 French-trained Melbourne Cup winner Americain, has won the Herbert Power Stakes at Caulfield.
Malavio confirms Villiers Stakes ambitions: Talented gelding Malavio has taken another step towards the Group Two Villiers Stakes with victory at Rosehill.
Nocturnelle in frame for autumn Group One: Chris Waller will resist the temptation to send Nocturnelle to Melbourne and will instead set the improving mare for a Sydney autumn campaign.
Harrison follows script aboard Funtantes: Funtantes contributed to a memorable day for trainer Robert Heathcote when she scored a brilliant first-up win at Doomben.
Pierro beaten in Guineas boilover: The hot favourite Pierro has gone down in the Caulfield Guineas, finishing second to Black Caviar's little brother All Too Hard.
Ocean Park the one for Cox Plate: Boss: Ocean Park continued his impressive spring form with a determined win in the Caulfield Stakes to give Glen Boss confidence he is a Cox Plate contender.
Hoylonny leads in first four for Waller: Chris Waller has trained the first four home in a 2000m race at Rosehill to notch another milestone in his career.
Solzhenitsyn wins Toorak Handicap: Solzhenitsyn has given his trainer, Robert Heathcote, his second Group One win with victory in the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Cassidy in never-say-die Rosehill win: John O'Shea's stable foreman Bryce Heys believes champion jockey Jim Cassidy was the difference between Drinks All Round winning and losing at Rosehill.
Ocean Park takes out WFA Caulfield Stakes: New Zealand galloper Ocean Park confirmed his spring form with another Group One weight-for-age win in the Caulfield Stakes.
Buffering stakes claim for top spot: Buffering has made himself at home on the throne temporarily vacated by Black Caviar, winning a race she had claimed for the previous two years.
Cavalry Rose gives Ryan a Caulfield double: Cavalry Rose has joined her more illustrious stablemate Snitzerland as a Caulfield Guineas day winner for trainer Gerald Ryan.
Norzita withdrawn from Thousand Guineas: Flight Stakes winner Norzita has been taken out of the Thousand Guineas following a lacklustre track gallop at Randwick.
Regimental Pride aimed at Magic Millions: Two-year-old Regimental Pride has turned around a disappointing debut performance to win at Rosehill and will be aimed at the Magic Millions Classic.
Snitzerland continues spring winning spree: Snitzerland showed speed and courage to win the Blue Sapphire at Caulfield and set up a Group One attempt in the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
Al Maher starts season 2012/13 in style: Last weekendâ€™s Group 1 Epsom Handicap victory of Fat Al was an overdue success in the top-flight for Al Maher, a young sire with a reputation that has been enhanced each and every season since first being represented in 2008/09.
Walter duo can make presence felt in Angst: Guy Walter has two of the leading contenders for the Listed Angst Stakes at Rosehill, headed by Group Two winner Skyerush.
Parr keen to cash in with Rosehill mounts: Josh Parr won the Gimcrack Stakes last week for Peter Moody and is looking to build on that when he heads to Rosehill with a promising book of rides.
Injured Afsare still a Cox Plate chance: English galloper Afsare remains on track for a Cox Plate start despite a minor leg injury during training at Werribee.
Fire Thunderbolt to challenge in Sapphire: Adelaide galloper Fire Thunderbolt made a big impression when he came to Melbourne in the autumn and his trainer is hoping for a repeat in the spring
Sanagas improvement tipped for WFA race: Import Sanagas is set for an improved run at Caulfield as the Caulfield Stakes falls away in numbers.
Pierro in race of his own: rival trainers: Super colt Pierro is set to start one of the shortest-priced favorites in the history of the Caulfield Guineas.
More Joyous better than ever: Rawiller: Champion jockey Nash Rawiller says More Joyous will be better this year than she was when she won the Toorak Handicap in 2010.
Sydney trip on agenda for Poste Restante: Trainer Desleigh Forster will weigh up Sydney options for recent acquisition Poste Restante after she makes her comeback to racing at Doomben.
Darley ushers in new era for Street Cry: Street Cry has sired a Melbourne Cup winner but Darley wants the world-class stallion to prove himself as a producer of two-year-olds in Australia.
Fallon ponders his future: Controversial jockey Kieren Fallon has flagged retirement in the near future and indicated he may consider becoming a trainer.
Camelot undergoes colic surgery: Star Irish colt Camelot has undergone exploratory surgery for colic just days after running in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Seville to miss spring with virus: Caulfield Cup favourite Glencadam Gold has tightened his grip on the race with leading contender Seville out for the spring with a virus.
Ocean Park odds-on after Manighar injury: Ocean Park is odds-on to claim a third-straight Group One this campaign in the Caulfield Stakes after his main rival Manighar suffered a knee injury.
Doubt over Buffering for Caulfield: Buffering has fully recovered from a setback but the stable says he may still be vulnerable in the Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield.
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Punters steering away from More Joyous: More Joyous is an easing favourite in the Toorak Handicap with Queenslander Solzhenitsyn the big firmer to win a Group One.
James McDonald after Guineas win: James McDonald admits he and Ashokan have the job ahead to beat Pierro in the Caulfield Guineas but hopes the day is a success.
Warwick Farm gets track upgrade: A new synthetic training track unveiled at Warwick Farm has been welcomed by trainers and jockeys
Stakes test for imported mare at Rosehill: Grahame Begg is hoping to get a line on Canadian import Sense Of Pride when she makes her second Australian start in the Listed Angst Stakes at Rosehill.
Pierro just starting: Waterhouse: Trainer Gai Waterhouse says Pierro is just getting warmed up ahead of his bid to record his ninth win from as many starts in the Caulfield Guineas.
Rosehill race ideal for Malavio second-up: The Group Two Villiers is the major target for stakeswinner Malavio and he'll continue on his path towards that race when he runs over 1350m at Rosehill.
Cummings relies on Clinking at Caulfield: Anthony Cummings will wait a week with Strike The Stars and rely on Clinking as his sole representative at the Caulfield Guineas meeting.
Frankel sparkles in Newmarket spin: Superstar Frankel has had a solid workout at Newmarket ahead of what is likely to be his final start in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Question mark over Afsare: A question mark has arisen over English galloper Afsare, the only international horse scheduled to run in the Cox Plate.
Manighar injured, out of Cox Plate: Imported galloper Manighar has suffered an injury that has forced him out of the Caulfield Stakes and also the Cox Plate.
Derby hopeful misses a place at Farm: Victoria Derby plans for Our Desert Warrior are up in the air after he was beaten as an odds-on favourite at Warwick Farm.
Gosden a traditional English trainer: Leading English trainer John Gosden may have taken a different career path to his Australian counterparts, but it hasn't affected his flow of winners.
Glass Harmonium breathing easy in Toorak: Two bouts of throat surgery and some intensive barrier education have Glass Harmonium ready to show his best in the the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.
Cummings predicts Rio will bounce back: Stakes performer She Goes To Rio will be out to give trainer Anthony Cummings his second Angst Stakes victory in the past three years.
Snowden refuses to concede Guineas: Paul Snowden has warned punters not to dismiss Epaulette's Caulfield Guineas chances despite the presence of unbeaten colt Pierro.
Oaks runner-up on trial for Melbourne: Eliza Blues may be given the chance to follow in the footsteps of stablemate Vintedge if she can find winning form in Sydney.
Farley content with Sincero's progress: Sincero will be out to press his Cox Plate claims when he lines up in the Group One Caulfield Stakes against the likes of Ocean Park and Manighar.
Fancies draw awkwardly in Caulfield Stakes: Manighar and Ocean Park will both have to overcome awkward barrier draws in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.
Joyous draw for wonder mare: Two past winners of the Toorak Handicap, More Joyous and King Mufhasa, have both drawn well for this year's renewal of the Caulfield feature.
Nash Rawiller to ride Southern Speed: Nash Rawiller, one of Australia's most consistent Group One riders, has picked up the Caulfield Cup mount on last year's winner Southern Speed.
Julienas ruled out of major spring Cups: Gai Waterhouse has had to reassses her spring plans for Julienas after a setback ruled the import out of a crucial start in the Herbert Power Stakes.
One-horse trainer chases spring glory: Unheralded Bianmick will be out to topple some of racing's big stars at Caulfield on Saturday when he continues his spring carnival campaign.
Melbourne Cup trophy stops at school: The $175,000 Melbourne Cup trophy has made its way into the hands of primary school kids - all in the name of education.
NZ apprentice in second Waller stint: Chris Waller has booked Glyn Schofield for his feature race runner but apprentice Alysha Collett will be an important part of his Rosehill team.
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More Joyous missing from Cup decs: A test of endurance for outstanding mare More Joyous will have to wait for another day after she was not among the first Melbourne Cup acceptances.
Waller reserves judgment on Permit plans: Spring carnival plans for the Chris Waller-trained Permit are uncertain following his flop in the Group One Metropolitan.
Warrior fast-tracked for Victoria Derby: Desert War's brother Our Desert Warrior will take another step on a path towards the Victoria Derby when he makes his city debut at Warwick Farm.
Pierro sizzles in Caulfield Guineas gallop: Australia's newest racing superstar Pierro has amazed trackwatchers with a brilliant gallop at Flemington.
Australian trainer wants equal treatment: Trainer Danny O'Brien believes the international raiders receive too many favours in their preparations for Melbourne's spring features.
Guineas draw doesn't faze Pierro camp: Unbeaten Sydney colt Pierro has drawn an outside barrier for Saturday's $1 million Caulfield Guineas for which he is a dominant favourite.
Americain at home at Werribee: France's 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain is so fond of the Melbourne suburb of Werribee that his owners sent him on a round-trip
Moment Of Change out for rest of spring: Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes winner Moment Of Change will be spelled following a trackwork injury but is expected to return to racing in the autumn.
Ironstein set to repay patient Ryan: Ironstein missed out on a Melbourne Cup start in 2011 but Gerald Ryan says it might be a blessing in disguise as the stayer heads towards this year's race.
Sammy's Girl starts new era for Singleton: Sammy's Girl, the first foal from multiple Group One winner Samantha Miss, has been nominated to make her debut at Rosehill.
Cup ride on Secret Admirer still undecided: Grahame Begg says Secret Admirer will have her next start in the Caulfield Cup but a decision on a jockey for the race has been kept on hold.
Fromelles to fly Sydney flag for Sargent: The spring is over for Group One winner Quintessential but trainer John Sargent is looking to another mare to fill a void in his Sydney stable.
Pierro already has rivals struggling: Odds-on favourite Pierro has his rivals struggling for credibility long before they get onto the track for the Caulfield Guineas.
Glencadam Gold given 2kg Cups penalty: Imported stayer Glencadam Gold is closing in on a start in the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup after receiving a 2kg penalty for his Metropolitan victory.
Ikee vows to return to France to win Arc: Japanese trainer Yasutoshi Ikee has vowed to return to Longchamp to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after Orfevre's heart breaking defeat.
Olympic Glory lands French Group One: The English-trained two-year-old Olympic Glory has posted his first win for new connections, claiming the Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere at Longchamp.
Changeintheweather and El Nino continue to produce winning results in the USA: Last weekend a new winner was added to CHANGEINTHEWEATHERS stable of winners when colt,
Solemia wins Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe: Japan has again been foiled as French outsider Solemia wins the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, edging Orfevre, Japan's 2011 horse of the year.
Caulfield Cup position on the line: Tasmanian Norsqui and several high profile horses will not take part in the Caulfield Cup with the final qualifying races to further determine the field.
Caulfield Cup still on for Southern Speed: Southern Speed's poor Turnbull Stakes performance remains a puzzle and the mare will continue her preparation aimed at a second Caulfield Cup.
Williams defends the local breed: Prolific owner Lloyd Williams has defended the local throughbred breed, despite his imported galloper Green Moon being high in Cups markets.
Foreign grip tightens on Cups: Gai Waterhouse-trained runners now head the markets for both the Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate and are challenging for Melbourne Cup favouritism.
Tommy Berry basks in Group One double: Young jockey Tommy Berry has paid tribute to the team at Tulloch Lodge following his Group One double on Fat Al and Glencadam Gold.
Nathaniel back in Champion reckoning: Nathaniel is likely to line up against Frankel in the Champion Stakes at Ascot having recovered from an infection which kept him out of the Arc.
Sizzling on target for Blue Sapphire: An impressive win by Sizzling in a Flemington jump-out has boosted the confidence of trainer Kelso Wood leading into the Blue Sapphire at Caulfield.
Cirrus throws down gauntlet to Frankel: Cirrus Des Aigles has made a brilliant comeback to racing, winning a Group Two race at Longchamp to set up a clash with Frankel at Ascot.
Melham fined $1200 over whip use: Jockey Ben Melham has been hit with $1200 in fines for breaking the whip rules on four different horses at Flemington.
Red Tracer switch pays off in WFA Premiere: Red Tracer confirmed her effectiveness at the start of a campaign when she swept aside a weight-for-age field of sprinters at Randwick.
Hallowell Belle strikes in Gilgai Stakes: Gai Waterhouse cleaned up at Randwick on Epsom Handicap day and she also made her presence felt with an important Flemington winner.
Sinsational return to form for mare: Shez Sinsational had been below her best at three races up to 1600m this season but found her best back at a middle distance trip in the Spring Classic.
Williams lands four in two states: Owner Lloyd Williams enjoyed one of the biggest days of his long racing career with four winners in two states, including Underwood Stakes with Green Moon.
Epsom: What the jockeys said: What the Epsom Handicap jockeys said after the Group One race won by Fat Al.
Maybe Discreet heads for Thousand Guineas: Maybe Discreet has pressed her claims for Thousand Guineas glory with a narrow Edward Manifold Stakes victory.
City drought comes to an end for Byrne: Jim Byrne experienced some good-natured ribbing from his fellow riders after posting his first city win for the season aboard Koranovsky at Eagle Farm.
Gai, Berry double up in Metropolitan: Gai Waterhouse completed a domination of Sydney's biggest spring meeting when Glencadam Gold outstayed his rivals in the Metropolitan.
Norzita wins Flight Stakes for Bart: Bart Cummings has brought up Group One win number 265 with Norzita winning the Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Fat Al gives Waterhouse a seventh Epsom: With her late father her inspiration, Randwick trainer Gai Waterhouse claimed a record-equalling seventh Epsom Handicap with Fat Al.
Mosheen bounces back with Blazer win: Glamour mare Mosheen has returned to form with a strong win in the Blazer Stakes at Fleminigton.
Norzita emphatic in Flight Stakes triumph: Norzita lost the Tea Rose Stakes on protest last month but she has made a one-act affair of the Group Flight Stakes at Randwick.
Tanby wins his way into Caulfield Cup: Tanby has earned a shot at the Caulfield Cup with his win in the Bart Cummings at Flemington, a race notable for the late scratching of the favourite.
Mourayan on Cup trail after Craven victory: Mourayan took a positive step towards helping fill a void in the Lloyd Williams stable with a hard-fought win in the Craven Plate.
It's A Dundeel rules in Spring Champion: Kiwi three-year-old It's A Dundeel has produced a major Epsom Handicap day upset with his defeat of Proisir in the Spring Champion Stakes.
Philippi enhances Victoria Derby claims: Philippi has emerged as a leading Victoria Derby contender after a barnstorming win in a Listed lead-up race at Flemington.
Jolie Bay storms home to win Roman Consul: Jolie Bay underlined her promise after making a successful transition from provincial racing to claim the Roman Consul Stakes at Randwick.
Whittington leads home Waterhouse quinella: Gai Waterhouse has claimed the Breeders' Plate with Whittington after minor placings in two other stakes races for two-year-olds.
Bisc too brilliant for Gimcrack rivals: The Peter Moody-trained Brilliant Bisc has won the first two-year-old race in Sydney for the new racing season, claiming the Gimcrack Stakes at $41.
Darley strike an early blow with Kuroshio: The massive Darley racing operation has produced a two-year-old winner in the first juvenile race of the season in Melbourne.
Guineas winner Power retires to Coolmore: Irish 2000 Guineas winner Power has reached the end of the line in his racing career and will be retired to Coolmore Stud.
Japan's Orfevre gets tough draw for Arc: Japanese hopes were dimmed when Orfevre drew barrier 18 for Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.
Moody puts time frame on future plans: Australia's leading trainer Peter Moody will scale back his training operation in the near future to indulge his passion for military history.
Stats favour big names in Flight Stakes: Gai Waterhouse, Bart Cummings and Clarry Conners will be out to improve their already formidable records in the Group One Flight Stakes.
First Group One chances for Chad Schofield: The Spring Champion Stakes will mark a milestone for leading apprentice Chad Schofield who will have his first Group One ride on outsider Bradman.
Cheap filly a Gimcrack Stakes contender: A filly which cost just one per cent of the purchase price of the dearest yearling in the race will be out to make her mark in the Gimcrack Stakes.
Cassidy fit, ready for Epsom lightweight: Jim Cassidy has come through a barrier trial test and will be right to ride Lightinthenite in the Epsom, a race where Fat Al is now outright favourite.
Vandyke has ex-boss in Metrop sights: David Vandyke has made serious inroads since a return to training and he is looking to Lamasery to provide a breakthrough Group One win at Randwick.
Turnbull to resolve Southern Speed spring: The Caulfield Cup remains the main spring objective for Southern Speed but the Cox Plate and the Melbourne Cup are also among the possibilities.
Gilgai no pushover for Sprinter: Warren: Bel Sprinter will have to work for a Gilgai Stakes victory at Flemington after drawing barrier one, trainer Jason Warren says
Barrier gives Soft Sand a decisive edge: Trainer Colin Little is thankful his mare Soft Sand has come through her first-up run in good order and is ready for a bold showing at Flemington.
King's Rose resumes after throat operation: King's Rose, who resumes in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington, is the latest top-line galloper to suffer the condition known as epiglottic entrapment.
Hearts Love Affair: Some things are just meant to be together - strawberries and cream, rosemary and thyme, sugar and spice, andâ€¦ according to Forest Gump peas and carrots.
Cuddlesome out to continue winning streak: Cuddlesome is short odds to make it five wins in a row at Eagle Farm but trainer Les Ross isn't as confident as price assessors.
Racing's babies ready to take first steps: Against a backdrop of Group One racing, the first two-year-olds of the Sydney season will launch their careers at Randwick.
Great Heavens added to Arc field: Nathaniel's little sister Great Heavens has been added to the field for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe and the Irish Oaks winner is rated a 12-1 chance.
Kiwi 'Charlie puts sire in spotlight: Forecasts of a strong showing by Vinery's freshman sire Myboycharlie in 2012/13 are gathering strength with another impressive trial winner under the belt this week.
Jockey and footballers charged in UK: Australian based English jockey Andrew Heffernan is among nine people charged over race fixing by the British Horse Racing Authority.
Destruction fitter for Roman Consul Stakes: Trainer John Thompson expects Destruction to improve sharply from his first-up failure when he lines up in the Roman Consul Stakes.
Young trainer chasing stakes success: Trainer Jeremy Smith will celebrate a milestone at the Super Saturday meeting when he saddles up his first stakes runner.
O'Shea hoping for Epsom upset: John O'Shea is happy to give Lightinthenite and Gangster's Choice their chance in the Epsom Handicap, saying both are capable of running big races.
It's A Dundeel out to remain unbeaten: It's A Dundeel has risen to every challenge so far and jockey James McDonald hopes he can do so again against Proisir in the Spring Champion Stakes.
French import to face acid test: David Vandyke will roll the dice with imported stayer Less Is More who takes on a handy field of stayers in the Craven Plate.
History of the Group One Flight Stakes: History of the Group One Flight Stakes
Kathy O'Hara eyes Epsom prize: Kathy O'Hara and Ron Quinton will chase their second Group One success together with outsider Monton in the Epsom Handicap.
History of the Group One Metropolitan: History of the Group One Metropolitan Handicap
Buxted ready for battle: Imported stayer Buxted might lack a turn of foot but his stamina and guts will take him a long way when he chases Group One success in the Metropolitan.
Light rides worth the effort for Schofield: Glyn Schofield will be allowed to ride Stout Hearted half a kilo over his 52kg in the Metropolitan but will still try to make the correct weight.
Conners unveils simple plan for Demi: Clarry Conners is confident Dear Demi can rebound from her last start defeat and claim a maiden Group One victory in the Flight Stakes.
History of the Group One Turnbull Stakes: History of the Group One Turnbull Stakes
Weather watch for Winchester: Cups prospect Winchester will take the next step towards his spring goals in the Turnbull Stakes, provided Flemington isn't too rain-affected.
Invest returns in Blazer at Flemington: Invest is back ready to build on her fine record as a three-year-old, starting with the Group Two Blazer Stakes at Flemington.
Loss carry back helps our industry: Back in the May 2012 Budget there was a significant new tax concession announced that will be of help to many businesses run via companies
Efficient retired from racing: Efficient, the 2007 Melbourne Cup winner, has run his last race after succumbing to injury at trackwork.
Rhythm key to Whooska: Some recent gear changes have helped Whooska to settle in his races and trainer Robert Price expects him to be tough to beat at Nowra.
Racing industry's boxing for charity: This Saturday night it all come together for the 30 competitors who have given there all in last 12 weeks of hard training to be ready to put on a show, all in the name of charity.
Cornwall horse positive to swamp fever: Swamp fever has been confirmed in a non-thoroughbred horse at Cornwall but British authorities say it poses no threat to racing.
Frankie Dettori to ride Camelot in Arc: Frankie Dettori will have a rare ride for Coolmore aboard Irish champion Camelot in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Collett makes ideal start to senior career: Jason Collett has marked his first meeting as a senior jockey with a win at Canterbury, three days before he rides in his first Group One race in Sydney.
Mishap won't stop Cassidy on Saturday: A foot injury suffered in a raceday mishap at Canterbury won't be enough to keep Jim Cassidy from riding at the Epsom Handicap meeting.
History of the Spring Champion Stakes: History of the Spring Champion Stakes
Payne won't concede Group One to Proisir: He is being touted as a Cox Plate hopeful but Spring Champion Stakes favourite Proisir still has to prove his stamina according to a rival trainer.
Americain may tackle Caulfield Cup: Americain, the 2010 Melbourne Cup winner, could be given a surprise chance to add the Caulfield Cup to his record this spring.
History of the Epsom Handicap: History of the Epsom Handicap
Waller trio luck out at Epsom draw: Wide draws for his trio of Epsom Handicap runners has done little to dent Chris Waller's confidence in their respective chances.
Racing boss backs Nikolic verdict: Racing Victoria chief executive Rob Hines has backed the decision to ban jockey Danny Nikolic for two years.
Berry going for Gold in Metropolitan: The weights for the Metropolitan have given jockey Tommy Berry the chance to partner in-form stayer Glencadam Gold at the expense of Nash Rawiller.
Fashion ambassador's bright tips: Sydney Spring Carnival fashion ambassador and television personality Zoe Balbi says bright colours and bold structures will dominate Epsom day.
Happy Trails to go the distance: Happy Trails will be tested over 2000m for just the second time in Saturday's Group One Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.
Rawiller gets in the Groove: Top jockey Nash Rawiller believes new kid on the block Urban Groove has all the hallmarks to become a Group One winner.
Oliver free to ride at Flemington: Jockey Damien Oliver is free to ride Rekindled Interest in the Group One Turnbull Stakes following his successful appeal against a suspension.
Melbourne's traffic chaos impacts races: The traffic chaos in Melbourne has prompted officials to delay the start of the race meeting at Ballarat.
Fancies draw midfield gates in Epsom: Shoot Out and Fat Al remain equal favourites for the Group One Epsom Handicap after coming up with midfield draws.
Another Winner for Prime Thoroughbreds: Prime Thoroughbreds were back in the winner's circle at Randwick on Monday with Mosse Diva, continuing a great run of success for Joe O'Neill and his team of happy owners.
Chance of Japanese Arc victory firms: The withdrawals of Danedream and Nathaniel from the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe have opened the door for Orfevre to give Japan a first win in the race.
Buffering favourite for Manikato Stakes: Queensland sprinter Buffering heads first markets for the Group One Manikato Stakes ahead of the talented Victorian Bel Sprinter.
Admirer peaking at the right time: Begg: Trainer Grahame Begg believes Secret Admirer is peaking at the right time for her attempt at winning back-to-back Epsom Handicaps at Randwick.
Lady Of Harrods to skip Manifold Stakes: Lady Of Harrods will miss the Edward Manifold Stakes and will instead go into the Thousand Guineas without another run.
Gear change for Longport in Flight Stakes: John Thompson has decided on a gear change for Longport as he believes winkers will be more effective than blinkers on the filly in the Flight Stakes.
Rekindled Interest to stamp Plate claims: Rekindled Interest still on track for the Cox Plate despite some lead-up problems, according to trainer Jim Conlan.
December Draw fit and ready for Turnbull: Trainer Mark Kavanagh is confident December Draw will run well in the Turnbull Stakes, but he is yet to make a final decision on his main spring target.
Hidden Warrior chasing first city win: Hidden Warrior, a horse that got within a head of Pierro in last year's Breeders Plate, will be chasing a first city victory at Canterbury.
Nikolic gets two years: Jockey Danny Nikolic has been disqualified from racing for two years over threats made against chief steward Terry Bailey and his family.
Decision looming on Kauto Star future: Five-time King George winner Kauto Star is back in training but it remains unclear if the 12-year-old will race again.
Nechita heading to Coolmore Stud Stakes: Talented filly Nechita has fully recovered from a cut leg and will be prepared for the Group One Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington.
Danedream in lockdown in Germany: Danedream's Arc defence is in tatters with the Cologne racecourse where she is stabled quarantined due to an infectious disease.
Byrne suspended after Doomben race fall: Jockey Jim Byrne has been suspended for three weeks for careless riding following a fall at Doomben.
Snitsky on the way to bigger races: Gerald Ryan has high hopes for lightly-raced Randwick winner Snitzsky, yet another of the progeny of Snitzel in his stable.
Bell in winning farewell to Qld racing: Jockey Tim Bell celebrated his impending move to Melbourne with a farewell win at Doomben aboard Eureka Jack.
Epsom ride not such a burden for Schofield: Trainer Stuart Webb is counting on Glyn Schofield riding top mare Yosei as close as possible to her 52kg limit weight in the Epsom Handicap.
Better Than Ready justifies high rating: Better Than Ready showed why he is so highly rated by trainer Kelly Schweida when he staged a last-to-first win at Doomben.
Schofield to ride Stout Hearted in Metrop: Nathan Berry, who has ridden Stout Hearted in three of the imported stayer's four Australian wins, has been replaced for the Group One Metropolitan.
Internationals take tentative first steps: Most of the international entries to arrive so far for Melbourne's spring carnival have begun familiarising themselves with their training headquarters.
Turnbull Stakes to fine tune Voila Ici: Imported stayer Voila Ici will use the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington as his final lead-up race for the Caulfield Cup later this month.
Winks booked to ride Excellantes in Gilgai: Talented sprinter Excellantes will be ridden by Group One-winning jockey James Winks when he resumes in the Gilgai Stakes at Flemington on Saturday.
Oliver to appeal Moonee Valley suspension: Damien Oliver has appealed an 11-meeting riding ban after stewards found him guilty of breaching an obscure racing rule in the Champagne Stakes.
McClintock chasing fairytale spring result: A horse who was saved from the lions is set to add a sentimental chapter to Melbourne's spring racing carnival.
History beckons for Danedream in Arc: Danedream will have to buck history to win the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe for a second time with Japanese champion Orfevre a big danger.
Colm O'Donoghue to ride Jakkalberry: Irish jockey Colm O'Donoghue has committed to ride Australian-owned English horse Jakkalberry in the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
Moment Of Change has Toorak target: Trianer Peter Moody has collected his first Group One win of the season with Moment Of Change winning the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Four Group One races at Randwick: Gai Waterhouse has a strong hand in the four Group One races at Randwick before she moves her star horses to the Melbourne carnival.
Up-and-coming team excites Messara: Paul Messara has enjoyed big race success with Ortensia this year but is also looking forward to seeing what the younger horses in his stable can produce.
Epaulette wins Guineas Prelude: Sydney colt Epaulette will line up against star three-year-old Pierro in the Caulfield Guineas after his narrow win in the prelude to the Group One race.
Schofield strikes again for Hayes: Apprentcie rider Chad Schofield kept a cool head when pre-race plans went wrong on Whisper Downs at Caulfield with the desired result.
Lady Colours battles the bulge: Trainer Bruce Hill says Lady Colours is carrying extra condition despite three barrier trials as she prepares for her comeback to racing at Doomben.
Frankel completes Newmarket gallop: Frankel has cruised through a racecourse gallop at Newmarket ahead of his likely finale in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
Japan's Orfevre primed for Arc glory: Japanese triple crown winner Orfevre is in prime condition ahead of his bid to plunder Europe's prestigious Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
Snow Fairy out for the season: Outstanding mare Snow Fairy has been ruled out of the rest of the season but trainer Ed Dunlop says she may come back for another year.
Blake Shinn suspended at Rosehill: Blake Shinn will miss much of the Melbourne spring carnival after being suspended for the second time in a week.
Mahisara scores first-up at Rosehill: Some poor pre-race manners weren't enough to stop Mahisara from returning an impressive winner at Rosehill.
Mixed bag for Milton at Orange: Mark Milton will saddle up three runners at Orange including veteran Gold Sultan and the immature Cob.
Urban proves she is in the groove: Gai Waterhouse will weigh up whether to run unbeaten filly Urban Groove in the Flight Stakes following her feature race win at Rosehill.
Waller keeps options open with Kelinni: Kelinni has beaten Julienas and Strawberry Boy in the Colin Stephen Quality but trainer Chris Waller won't commit to a start in the Metropolitan Handicap.
Sydney plans for Too Many Reds: Consistent sprinter Too Many Reds is likely to campaign interstate after his dramatic Eagle Farm victory.
Dame Claire wins tough Ansett Classic: Dame Claire underlined her staying qualities with a gutsy performance to win the Listed Ansett Classic at Mornington.
Brown survives protest on Rolling Pin: Rolling Pin has survived a protest to win the Group Two Shannon Stakes at Rosehill ahead of his bid for the Epsom Handicap.
Derby day plans for Bold Glance: A Derby day mission at Flemington is looming as the back up plan for Bold Glance after he regained winning form at Eagle Farm.
More Joyous wins - again: Glamour mare More Joyous will turn her attention to Melbourne after comfortably disposing of her Golden Pendant rivals at Rosehill.
Proverb unlikely for Spring Champion: Proverb is likely to bypass the Group One Spring Champion Stakes and be kept to shorter races this spring despite a narrow win in the Dulcify Quality.
Cahill defends Transporter: The will to win of Transporter has often been questioned but jockey Michael Cahill has defended the gelding following his Eagle Farm victory.
McEvoy chasing Group One with Pinwheel: Kerrin McEvoy would love to see experienced sprinter Pinwheel break through for a Group One win in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield.
Waller trifecta in the first at Rosehill: Chris Waller has foiled Gai Waterhouse's bid to train the Rosehill card by denying her in the frist race with a trifecta.
Love For Ransom tipped to tighten: Outstanding filly Love For Ransom is following in the footsteps of another star as she races towards a Thousand Guineas start at Caulfield.
Retrieve and Certify win for Godolphin: Australian Derby runner-up Retrieve has won a Listed race at Newmarket for Sheikh Mohammed with Certify a Group One winner on the same program.
Pierro brings his class to Melbourne: Star Sydney Colt Pierro has given his rivals a galloping lesson in winning the Group Two Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Buffering wins Moir Stakes: Queensland star Buffering has shown he is on target to finally snare a Group One this spring with victory in the Moir Stakes.
Snitzerland wins again: Snitzerland has confirmed her place among the top bracket of three-year-olds with victory in the Champagne Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Cup hope Fiorente joins Waterhouse team: Gai Waterhouse has boosted her Melbourne Cup prospects with the acquisition of European stayer Forientes who is being aimed at the famous race.
Another Schofield out to win for Hayes: Glyn Schofield is chasing back-to-back wins in the Stan Fox Stakes when he partners a filly that his son Chad has been aboard in her past two starts.
O'Shea out to prove a point at Caulfield: Trainer John O'Shea expects Ashokan's experience against the best in Sydney to be telling in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
McDonald smiles as the rain falls: Melbourne's spring downpours could play into the hands of trainer Clinton McDonald at Caulfield on Sunday.
Jockey Payne faces tough call: Jockey Michelle Payne will be forced to assess some serious issues before deciding whether to return to riding.
Bell maintains faith in Antarctic Dream: Talented jockey Tim Bell is confident promising filly Antarctic Dream can overcome two significant factors confronting her at Eagle Farm.
Rain Affair shows positive signs in trial: Talented sprinter Rain Affair has shown trainer Joe Pride and jockey Corey Brown that he's back on track with a pleasing barrier trial win at Warwick Farm.
O'Shea has eyes only for Claire: John O'Shea knows Colorado Claire is running for second against More Joyous at Rosehill but expects his mare to benefit ahead of other spring races.
Cautious Gosden leads title race: John Gosden has hit the lead over Aidan O'Brien in the British trainers premiership but says he is not about to celebrate yet.
Foreplay Relocating to NSW: An agreement has been reached between Woodside Park in Victoria and Wattle Grove Stud in NSW to relocate the Danehill stallio

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